Jesse202

I don't think you understood what I was asking. Whereever I go to college, I will probably end up working. When I asked about low cost of living, I was not going to base everything on that. Just asking a question.

anyone have info on this? Would like to know as much as i can before i make a decision

Why not move to the US, they pay for everything apparently, whatever you do dont move to Calgary or Edmonton, because it is to darn expensive here.

May I ask what you ment by: (And if you just want to go to school there and then come back here easily you can forget that too

Do you mean I will have a hard time coming back or you have to take additional classes to get a job in Canada?

I don't know anything about the US and paramedics. I was actually not even looking at it as a option.

The United States? Sure, there will be some good schools, but if you are seeking an education then stay in Canada. Please take some time to read about EMS in the United States before even considering moving there. (And if you just want to go to school there and then come back here easily you can forget that too.)

I hear they have some good schools

Don't move to the United States for EMS.

So I'm in Ontario at the moment. I'd like to move outside Ontario for college and to get a job as a paramedic. I was thinking BC right now. I'm looking for a place with a good college and job opportunities. Maybe a low cost of living. Any ideas?