Im a canadian Highschool student moving to the states

Hi

Im a canadian high school student and i am moving to the states (New Jersey) i want to know what extra courses i would need to take (spanish) because i already have canadian history and i have french. But i don't know if that will count.

Also i want to know about university, referring to the threads before me i know that im gonna be considered international, but will i be able to still get scholarships? and If i do apply to a canadian university will i be accepted as local?

Im a canadian high school student and i am moving to the states (New Jersey) i want to know what extra courses i would need to take (spanish) because i already have canadian history and i have french. But i don't know if that will count.

You will probably have to take one or two classes in US History as well. For more information on NJ high school graduation requirements, visit this site: http://www.nj.gov/education/news/2009/0220req.htm

Also i want to know about university, referring to the threads before me i know that im gonna be considered international, but will i be able to still get scholarships? and If i do apply to a canadian university will i be accepted as local?

You will be considered an international student here unless you are on a green card or are a US citizen. You may qualify for some scholarships, depending on the school, but you will not qualify for need-based financial aid like federal loans, etc. If you returned to Canada to go to university (which I highly recommend unless you have a lot of money) you would pay Canadian citizen tuition fees.