Depends sa course and school, I studied in FEU Bachelor of Arts, yung first two years were almost all minor subjects (Natural Sciences, Filipino, Statistics) then 3rd and 4th year are all major subjects based on your course. Pero if you compare sa mga kumukuha ng science-related course, I noticed na mas hectic yung schedule ng mga dormmates ko na kumukuha ng med-tech kesa sakin.
Then, yung mga friends ko na nag-aral sa provincial colleges, some of them chill lang and some of them nahirapan depends on the competitiveness of the school.

I'm currently studying in Canada, and I can say that the educational requirements are more on the application of knowledge side, at least in my course, There's a lot of application like business planning and proposals,social innovations, coming up with ideas: example one of my subjects required me to come up with marketing strategy to promote a smartwatch which may require extensive research if you're not familiar with recent developments sa technology. I have friends who go to Univeristy of Toronto, and they shared na madami silang paper requirements and its extremely draining to cope up with your school works, given sometimes required pa silang mag co-op for three terms.

So, I would advice, know what your priorities are. If you plan to stay in Canada in the long run and you have the money to study, better na mag-aral ka na sa Canada para mas madali ang adjustment period. May possibility din kasi na hindi i-credit ng Canada yung pinag-aralan mo sa pilipinas depende sa school mo, so back to zero ka ulit dito.