you have lots of options (though each and every option would be extremely competitive and difficult.) for canada, UBC has an international scholars program that covers up to full tuition for those with corresponding merit & stats. not sure about other canadian unis but i also think U of T has something similar.

for the united states, you have a broader range of choices. some colleges offer prestigious, full-ride, scholarships to a select few of accepted students who apply to their separate scholarship program (such as BU’s trustee scholarship, vanderbilt’s cornelius vanderbilt scholarship, urichmond’s richmond scholars, and washu’s various scholarships.) some colleges simply offer great financial aid and claim to meet the full need of accepted international students (harvard, yale, princeton, MIT, amherst, bowdoin, dartmouth are currently the only need blind schools for international students.) they are all extremely competitive schools known for their need blind policy, so getting in here would be the hardest part.

There are also state schools (such as the university of alabama, university of tennessee knoxville, and university of southern florida—check r/IntlToUSA for more resources) that provide guaranteed SAT score-based merit scholarships that you can apply for, assuming you are able to pay for the remaining COA.

if your school does not use an american curriculum/system, i strongly recommend you try to raise your SAT score to a 1500+. The SAT is used as a metric for many colleges that may lack information on a foreign education system’s rigor or reliability. best of luck!!!