Hi. If you’re from the U.S., be aware of the differences in terminology between ‘college’ and ‘university’. In Canada, the terms “university” and “college” are not interchangable like they are in the United States. ‘Colleges’ in Canada are similar to a junior or community colleges in the U.S. A Canadian ‘university’ is where you go to school in Canada to obtain your BS degree (…Masters…doctorate….). Like in the U.S., the level of difficulty depends on the university and program of study. The length of time to complete your degree is basically the same. Some of the information provided in the website below may help you. It’s designed for students from the United States interested in exploring a post secondary education in Canada, but the tips, guides and information can be useful regardless of what country you’re from. Enjoy your journey and exploring…. 😉

Bachelors programs at university are four years. College here is about the same as other western countries, I think, no easier and no harder. As everywhere, some schools are more demanding than others. These sites may help you.