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Eurasia Version Our Total Care Education System® • Fosters Student Success • Delivers Peace of Mind to Parents Class of 2020 Eurasia Version Proud Success at Top Universities “You made a good choice coming “ In 2009 an additional partnership was “ For the University of Toronto, CIC is our to CIC.This is one of University of formed to guarantee admission to all largest feeder school in the entire world, Waterloo's largest sources of Columbia students who meet period. Not one of them, it is the largest students anywhere in the world, McMasters admission requirements. school, domestic or international. not largest sources of international As a result, every year McMaster So, CIC has a huge impact on our university students, the largest sources of accepts many Columbia graduates into and we're very proud of that. We've been students.” challenging programs to help achieve associated with CIC for many years. their education and career goals.” We found the graduates to be excellent. ” Andrea Jardin Melissa Pool Ken Withers Associate Registrar University Registrar Director Admissions McMaster University Office of Student Recruitment University of Waterloo University of Toronto Founded 1979 SUCCESSTOTAL CARESTORIES EDUCATION SYSTEM® 2020 Grads $ 9,528,850 CAD Our Class of 2020 Top Graduates Enter the World’s Best Universities with Competitive Scholarships Tobi Ayodele Madi Burabayev Ngozi Egbunike Anh Phu Tran Yang Yijun Sizova Veronika Imperial College London Ivey Business School Purdue University University of Toronto University of Waterloo University of Toronto 2020 QS World University #9 TOP 5 business school in Canada US Rank 2020 #57 2020 Canada University #1 2020 Canada Best Overall 2020 Canada University #1 University #2 Accepted to: Accepted to: Accepted to: Accepted to: Accepted to: Accepted to: University of Toronto Rotman School of Management Penn State University McGill University University of Toronto University of Toronto University of Waterloo Schulich School of Business York University University of Waterloo York University McMaster University McMaster University University of Toronto University of Windsor Western University Carleton University University of British Columbia Total Scholarships Total Scholarships Total Scholarships Total Scholarships Total Scholarships Total Scholarships $14,000 $425,000 $34,000 $258,500 $125,500 $449,500 Kairat Khismetzhan Nazari Shershun Lin Chi-Chun Ren Pengfei Wang Ziyu Lin Xinyu The Hong Kong The University of Sauder School of Schulich School of Rotman School of University Polytechnic University Edinburgh Business Business Management College London 2020 QS World University #75 2020 QS World University #20 TOP 5 business school in Canada TOP 5 business school in Canada TOP 5 business school in Canada 2020 QS World University #8 Accepted to: Accepted to: Accepted to: Accepted to: Accepted to: Accepted to: Schulich School of Business University of Toronto University of Toronto Rotman School of Management University of Toronto King’s College London New York University Shanghai University of Glasgow Schulich School of Business McMaster University The University of Sydney University of Toronto University of Windsor EBS Busïness School Western University Queen’s University University of British Columbia University of Warwick Total Scholarships Total Scholarships Total Scholarships Total Scholarships Total Scholarships Total Scholarships $657,056 $157,719 $58,000 $21,000 $69,500 $18,500 as of June 2020 1003 Main Street West, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada L8S 4P3 | Tel: +1 905-572-7883 | Fax: +1 905-572-933 2020 SAM DIDEHROWSHAN IRAN Former School: SHAHID DASTGHEIB HIGH SCHOOL AYSHIN MEHRABI Accepted to : Former School: MEHR-E-TABAN • York University, INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL • Trent University Accepted to : Attending • University of Toronto, McMaster University, University Of Guelph (Science-Honours) • Ryerson University, McGill University Total Scholarships $28,500 • University of British Columbia, • University Of Ottawa, Queens University YASAMIN MARDANIANDEHKORDI Attending Former School: MEHR KHAYAM HIGH SCHOOL\ Ryerson University (Biomedical Sciences) Accepted to : Total Scholarships $169,500 • Brock University, • Trent University NEGIN GHASSEMI Attending Former School: FARZANEGAN Ryerson University (Foundation Program) Accepted to : Total Scholarships $28,000 • University of Toronto, • University of Waterloo, GHAZAL HOOSHYAR • Western University, York University, Former School: OMOLBANIN HIGH SCHOOL • Queen’s University, University Of Guelph, Accepted to : • University Of Ottawa, Ryerson University • University of Toronto, Attending • McMaster University, McMaster University (Life Sciences) • University of Waterloo, Total Scholarships $54,500 • Queen’s University, • University Of Guelph, ARASH GHAFOORI • Ryerson University Former School: ENERGY ATOMY HIGH SCHOOL Attending Accepted to : York University(Biomedical Sciences) • Western University, Total Scholarships $23,250 • York University, • University Of Guelph, HELYA GOLZAR • Algoma University , Former School: MEHR-E-TABAN • Ryerson University INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL • University Of Ottawa Accepted to : Attending • University of Toronto, McMaster University • Brock University, (Integrated Biomedical • Ontario Tech University, Engineering & Health Sciences) • University Of Ottawa Total Scholarships $46,000 Attending York University (Biomedical Sciences) Total Scholarships $17,000 FATEMEH ASHRAF GANJOUEI Former School: SHAHID IRANMANESH HIGH SCHOOL Accepted to : ARIA FEREIDOUNI • University of Toronto, Former School: SALAM SADEGHIEH • McMaster University, Accepted to : • Western University, • York University, • York University, • Brock University, • Carleton University, • OCAD • Ontario Tech University Attending Attending Ryerson University (Business Management) Western University (Health Studies) Total Scholarships $16,000 Total Scholarships $42,000 Email: [email protected] | www.cic-TotalCare.com SUCCESS STORIES ALI AHMADI AIDA SALEHI ERFAN YOUSEFMOUMJI Former School: DANESHGAH 1 Former School: DERAKHSHESH HIGH SCHOOL Former School: TEHRAN - DISTRICT 3 OF Accepted to : Accepted to : TEHRAN Carleton University, University Of Ottawa • Brock University, Accepted to : Attending • Trent University • Wilfrid Laurier University Ryerson University (Foundation Program) Attending Attending Total Scholarships $12,000 York University(Biomedical Sciences) York University (Computer Science) Total Scholarships $9,500 Total Scholarships $4,000 DELBAR GHOTBI Former School: SHOKA ARMIN HAJIBABAEI Accepted to : Former School: SHAHID BEHESHTI • University of Toronto, Brock University, HIGH SCHOOL • Trent University, University Of Guelph, Attending • Ontario Tech University York University(Biomedical Sciences) Attending Total Scholarships $2,000 York University (Psychology) Total Scholarships $9,500 ARSHIA KHANSARIATIGH MATIN HEIDARI NASAB Former School: MAHMOUD AFSHAR Former School: ALAMEH TABATABAE HIGH SCHOOL Accepted to : Attending • Ryerson University, York University (Commerce) • University Of Ottawa Total Scholarships $1,500 Attending York University (Engineering) Total Scholarships $7,500 BAHAR FIROOZ PARSA KALHOR Former School: MERAJ HIGH SCHOOL Former School: MEHRAEIN Accepted to : Attending • Laurentian University, Trent University • Trent University (Political Studies - Legal Studies Option) Attending Total Scholarships $7,500 Brock University (Biomedical Sciences) NOJAN SHISHECHIHA Former School: GHAZVIN EDUCATION DPT, DIST. 2 MOHAMMAD TAHA FANI YEGANEH Accepted to : Former School: COLLEGE DU LEMAN • York University Attending Attending Ontario Tech University Ryerson University (Science) (Health Studies/ Health Sciences) Total Scholarships $5,500 SINA SARSHAR POUR MOHAMMADREZA NAZARITAJABADI Former School: SHAHID BEHESHTI Former School: SHAHID DASTGHEIB 2 HIGH SCHOOL Accepted to : Accepted to : • Wilfrid Laurier University, • Western University , • University Of Ottawa • York University Attending Attending York University(Biomedical Sciences) Carleton University (Computer Science) Total Scholarships $5,000 1003 Main Street West, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada L8S 4P3 | Tel: +1 905-572-7883 | Fax: +1 905-572-933 2020 MADI BURABAYEV ARVIN TASHAKORI Former School: Former School: ALAVI HIGH SCHOOL Accepted to : Accepted to : • McMaster University, • Brock University Attending • York University Ryerson University • Carleton University, (Accounting & FinancialManagement) • University of Windsor • Ryerson University, Penn State Attending ARSHIA MAHDI ZADEH Purdue University (Engineering) Former School: ELM VA ADAB Total Scholarships $34,000 Accepted to : • Brock University DINA BURABAYEVA Attending Former School: INTR’L COLLEGE OF Trent University (Politics) CONTINUOUS 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Accepted to : • University of Toronto, • Western University, • York University, • University Of Guelph, • Ryerson University, KAZAKHSTAN • Trent University Attending KAIRAT KHISMETZHAN McMaster University (Social Sciences) Former School: SCHOOL #165 Total Scholarships $31,500 Accepted to : • York University - Schulich School of Business, • New York University Shanghai, SULTAN KUANYSH • Quinnipac University, Former School: LUCIEUM SCHOOL #60 • Hofstra University, Accepted to : • Brandon University, • University of Toronto, • Laurentian University • McMaster University, Attending • York University, Hong Kong Polytechnic University • University Of Ottawa (Electrical Engineering) Attending Total Scholarships $657,056 University Of Guelph (Arts-Honours) Total Scholarships $24,500 KARINA AUBAKIROVA
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