fizzy94:
I'm trying to apply for an undergraduate program through CUAC but I still need to find out other agencies that can help out, can anyone recommend one for me please.

I think the CUAC deals with Atlantic Canada alone. The school I intend on applying to directed me to CUAC to apply through them. I know CUAC definitely limits your choices of schools to Nova Scotia and other places but asides this limitation, are there any other concerns you have about them? To answer your question, I think there are loads of Canadian agents (I know one in Ibadan) but you really could apply yourself and save costs.

Hello guys, I intend to apply for my MFin at Sobey School of Business (Saint Mary's Uni, Halifax). I've done tons of research on them and chose the school mainly because they waive GMAT and have a good syllabus.
My concern is that I've heard/read lots of people advice that a co-op program is better (longer study period that may help in getting WP later) than regular full-time study. How true is that?
My program is for 12 months, is that too short to stand a chance for work permit after my study?
Is it possible for graduate students (intl) to get relevant work experience during their breaks? Or is it just flipping burgers at McDonald's?

Koffies:


I think the CUAC deals with Atlantic Canada alone. The school I intend on applying to directed me to CUAC to apply through them. I know CUAC definitely limits your choices of schools to Nova Scotia and other places but asides this limitation, are there any other concerns you have about them? To answer your question, I think there are loads of Canadian agents (I know one in Ibadan) but you really could apply yourself and save costs.

Thanks sir, I think I'll do it myself then.

anieffeka:
I have an admission with SAIT and I am to resume in January, 2016.
What is your question?

Still going to Sait in jan ?

Koffies:
Hello guys, I intend to apply for my MFin at Sobey School of Business (Saint Mary's Uni, Halifax). I've done tons of research on them and chose the school mainly because they waive GMAT and have a good syllabus.
My concern is that I've heard/read lots of people advice that a co-op program is better (longer study period that may help in getting WP later) than regular full-time study. How true is that?
My program is for 12 months, is that too short to stand a chance for work permit after my study?
Is it possible for graduate students (intl) to get relevant work experience during their breaks? Or is it just flipping burgers at McDonald's?

well you will get a PGWP equivalent to the duration of your studies.
i will advise u do a masters of three semesters 18 months.then u can get up to a max of 3 yrs PGWP
getting relevant work experience during studies might be a little tough but possible , however i would advise u volunteer during these times.
that way you are building the relevant work experience needed for employment after graduation.
my opinion.

Hello guys, I want to ask about the minimum amount of money for living expenses (PhD student) in a province like Quebec on a monthly basis.

University of Saskatchewan requests for IELTS and sometimes GRE depending on the course. I had to write both in my case. I will wait about 4 weeks after the deadline if i were you which is Feb 1 for all departments I Think

Caleycash:
Hello pls where you asked to provide English Language proficiency test? for the admission process?

hello people, pls i want to know which school is cool for human resources management. tnx people

@Caleycash

IELTS,TOEFL and a list of others are english language requirements. Some schools demand that you provide the proficiency text before you are offered admission whereas some do not. You should check the school's english language proficiency text band score for admission and try as much as possible to get higher than that. If you score any less you may be referred to another course which is not your choice of study or worse still be denied admission.

I would recommend IELTS for you,its a lot easier.

Ethan45:
@Caleycash

IELTS,TOEFL and a list of others are english language requirements. Some schools demand that you provide the proficiency text before you are offered admission whereas some do not. You should check the school's english language proficiency text band score for admission and try as much as possible to get higher than that. If you score any less you may be referred to another course which is not your choice of study or worse still be denied admission.

I would recommend IELTS for you,its a lot easier.

Hi bro, please I need some advice.
I'm looking to apply at Carleton University for my PhD, the program takes 4 years.
Now my questions are,
What are my chances of getting something to do so I can be self sufficient in my study.
Do I still have to do all the IELTS stuff for PhD? It wasn't listed tho as a requirement.
Will I need to certify or verify or convert my first degree and my M.sc to other formats before coming?
What are my chances of getting a working permit after my 4 years of study?
What are my chances of getting permanent residency?

Does this mean no need for TOEFL?
That's what I understand but I want to know from first hand experience.

Help me guys.

detutu1:
University of Saskatchewan requests for IELTS and sometimes GRE depending on the course. I had to write both in my case. I will wait about 4 weeks after the deadline if i were you which is Feb 1 for all departments I Think

Pease is this for graduate or undergraduate program?

Please how can someone get cheap off campus accommodation for two .My Cousin a guy and I got admission in Niagara college so we need accommodation to stay together that will be close to Welland.

nwaezechic:
Please how can someone get cheap off campus accommodation for two .My Cousin a guy and I got admission in Niagara college so we need accommodation to stay together that will be close to Welland.

search using these sites kijiji.ca, rent4all.ca
use welland as city to advance ur search
good luck

britiko:


well you will get a PGWP equivalent to the duration of your studies.
i will advise u do a masters of three semesters 18 months.then u can get up to a max of 3 yrs PGWP
getting relevant work experience during studies might be a little tough but possible , however i would advise u volunteer during these times.
that way you are building the relevant work experience needed for employment after graduation.
my opinion.

is the 3 years PGWP automatic? And the tuition fees in Canada's schools website, are they in Canadian Dollar or US dollar??

TheZed:
is the 3 years PGWP automatic? And the tuition fees in Canada's schools website, are they in Canadian Dollar or US dollar??

Not automatic, basically depends on the Vos discretion.
However if u study Full time for 18 months and over its very likely you would be given a 3 yrs PGWP.
Tuition is paid in CAD.

britiko:

Not automatic, basically depends on the Vos discretion.
However if u study Full time for 18 months and over its very likely you would be given a 3 yrs PGWP.
Tuition is paid in CAD.

Alright, thank you

britiko:

Not automatic, basically depends on the Vos discretion.
However if u study Full time for 18 months and over its very likely you would be given a 3 yrs PGWP.
Tuition is paid in CAD.

Allow long does it take for Saskatchewan and Manitoba to offer Admission?

britiko:

Not automatic, basically depends on the Vos discretion.
However if u study Full time for 18 months and over its very likely you would be given a 3 yrs PGWP.
Tuition is paid in CAD.

i want to apply to a vocational school how can I go about that please?secondly do I need any English proficiency test?

TheZed:
Allow long does it take for Saskatchewan and Manitoba to offer Admission?

I really don't av an idea.
It should depend on individual schl
U can contact whichever schl u intend applying to.
Just send an email.

Hello All, please who is going to Canada Jan to study preferably around Hamilton, Ontario. Thanks

Hello good House,

Please i would be coming to canny on dec 30 (uWindsor to be precise) .

I need some1 to help me secure accomodation

max. of $350/month (all inclusive) and should be very close and trekable to uWindsor.

I don check Kijiji tire, but no much progress


Good Bless

Graduate program

Pease is this for graduate or undergraduate program?

britiko:
I really don't av an idea. It should depend on individual schl U can contact whichever schl u intend applying to. Just send an email.

Thank you, God bless

Britico am waiting for your reply please

Nah wa oo. My Mastercards no dey work again...choi. ..how Cbn expect make I survive? Eh eh

paparazzi1987:
Hello good House,

Please i would be coming to canny on dec 30 (uWindsor to be precise) .

I need some1 to help me secure accomodation

max. of $350/month (all inclusive) and should be very close and trekable to uWindsor.

I don check Kijiji tire, but no much progress


Good Bless

$350/month is very low. That is why you haven't found any yet. What is your budget for housing? If you're fine with a not-so-fancy place you might find a place with rent that cheap. I'm not in Windsor but can help you search online. Besides kijiji, many schools have off-campus housing sites. Have you checked their off campus housing sites?

pls guys, is it possible to defer your PG admission on getting to Canada for a year