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Post-secondary education in Canada is extremely affordable compared to that of our American neighbours. If you are hoping to attend a university or college in the US, you will have to rely heavily on loans and scholarships to pay your tuition and living expenses. Do not expect to be able to finance your study by working while studying in the United States. You may be surprised to find out that you will be considered an International student and that means because of Visa restrictions, you may not be able to work while going to school unless it's on campus. Working in the United States is sometimes possible later in your education but U.S. Customs and Immigration Services' regulations prohibit international students from working off-campus in their first year.
In addition to those restrictions, some US schools require you to prove your sources of funding before you can be accepted. While it's a big hurdle to conquer, it's not impossible. All qualified Canadian students, regardless of family financial circumstances should be able to attend a US school. Various sources of financial aid do exist specifically for Canadian students wanting to study in the United States however you may need to combine several sources of funding to fully finance your education.
Private organizations, foundations, and international agencies may offer scholarships, grants, and other financial aid to Canadian students studying in the US. Some scholarships and grants are available only to students applying from their home country so be sure you have left no stone
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