iyobs7:


Am not an expert but this your assertion is wrong.

Thank You, would look into it.

michV:
uwc miss. meanwhile Graduate certificate is an upgrade from B.SC in a systematic order. Postgraduate diploma/postgraduate certificate fall into the category of Graduate certificate. PGC(D) is more of acquiring practical/technical expertise in a particular field/area of study which in Canadian immigration system MUST be related to either you UG degree/work experience or even both if possible.Having a Maters degree from the U.K is a higher upgrade from bsc and pgc(d) and a VO may hardly be convinced on your ''purpose of visit'' which beyond reasonable doubt that even a S.O.P cannot do the magic when things are not humanly in order. opting for another masters in canada may solve this,preferably PHD admission would give you a perfect chance.

Thanks Boss, I would have to look for another appropriate route then.. Cheers

I want to thank all the gurus on this thread for the good job you are doing. God bless you all. Please, what is available for a Hnd graduate who wish to further his studies in Canada? Thanks.

So dearly wish i understand what u guys are discussing here.. Whats TRV o..
Novice inhere..
Will love to apply for Masters in Canada, preferably via scholarship. Msc in Molecular Biology, bioTech or Biostatistics.. I have a 2. 1 in my undergrad, zoology..
Need help.. Links, tips etc will appreciate..

Hello beautiful people, please a friend of mine got admission into uni of Regina for an undergraduate course despite having a B.A degree in philosophy. Please can I know the necessary requirements for application of visa and does she need a SOP?Thanks in advance.

Hello every one! Don't mean to slow us down or take us back. Just need a bro or sis to give me a run down of what this thread is all about.

Thanks and God bless!

michaelbelgium:

Ricky....taking a course based masters means one cannot proceed to Phd after the program....

It depends on the school bro, mail your program coordinator. I'm going for an M.Eng program in Regina and my coordinator assured me that I can proceed for PhD if I wish

Riddeek:
He never said he doesn't need funding from the school, i am sure he needs thats why he is goung for Msc instead of M.Eng, another perk of thesis-based is that he can proceed directly to PhD if he wishes.
Best bet is for him to contact supervisors beforehand and know whether to continue with the application or look elsewhere but i believe his 4.36 might take him in, 4.36 (87%) no be joke na.

I understand you bro, I just gave him a tip that worked for me. But the best bet is to secure a supervisor and I'm sure he will get a positive response with that GPA. Though Perseverance is very much required

Please help, am new hear and i want to gain every single bit if info i can..

I wanna travel to canada too...what do i need??

Gaxx01:

So dearly wish i understand what u guys are discussing here.. Whats TRV o..
Novice inhere..
Will love to apply for Masters in Canada, preferably via scholarship. Msc in Molecular Biology, bioTech or Biostatistics.. I have a 2. 1 in my undergrad, zoology..
Need help.. Links, tips etc will appreciate..

You're welcome bro.

Trv means temporary resident visa. It's a visa that allows you to enter Canada temporarily for a particular purpose e.g study.

Go to the first page of this thread to get useful links.

Ask specific questions and you shall find answers to your queries. Do an extensive research before asking questions here as people are generally inclined to answer people who have done some extent of research on their own.

Start by googling the schools that offer your program.

Gaxx01:

So dearly wish i understand what u guys are discussing here.. Whats TRV o..
Novice inhere..
Will love to apply for Masters in Canada, preferably via scholarship. Msc in Molecular Biology, bioTech or Biostatistics.. I have a 2. 1 in my undergrad, zoology..
Need help.. Links, tips etc will appreciate..

Im so with you bro..whats TRV? Studied Microbiology...

Tex42:
Hello every one! Don't mean to slow us down or take us back. Just need a bro or sis to give me a run down of what this thread is all about.

Thanks and God bless!

Im with you man..totally new here..

yemdogg:


You're welcome bro.

Trv means temporary resident visa. It's a visa that allows you to enter Canada temporarily for a particular purpose e.g study.

Go to the first page of this thread to get useful links.

Ask specific questions and you shall find answers to your queries. Do an extensive research before asking questions here as people are generally inclined to answer people who have done some extent of research on their own.

Start by googling the schools that offer your program.

Noted...

Abduletudaye:
Please help, am new hear and i want to gain every single bit if info i can..

I wanna travel to canada too...what do i need??

Depends on your purpose in Canada. There's no generic list of documents required. It all depends on your purpose of visit to Canada and facts or circumstances peculiar to you.

State your purpose and ye shall find answers to your queries.

You're welcome.

alexstar:
Hello beautiful people, please a friend of mine got admission into uni of Regina for an undergraduate course despite having a B.A degree in philosophy. Please can I know the necessary requirements for application of visa and does she need a SOP?Thanks in advance.

The person has BA and still going for undergraduate studies. This can raise critical questions. The person should try masters admission.

StudentsNG:
THANK YOU JESUS!!! - TRV APPROVED TODAY.


Submission date: October 28th, Paper Route, VFS, Abuja.
Medical Call: November 14, Done 17th, Passed 19th November.
Got TRV Approval Mail Today: December 6th.
Admission: Msc, Statistics ( admitted to U Regina & Carleton University - but I applied for TRV using U Regina's admission letter).

DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED:

Academic Qualifications Documents
• Letter of Acceptance from the University of Regina
• Bachelors Degree Certificate, B.Tech., Statistics
•

Many congratulations!! Happy for you!!!
Your choice of program is so so so sweet!!!.... Let's wait to see a VO that'll harass you with "purpose of study"... We would have followed you to Accra to fight ni....
Guys.... Pls watch this profile and emulate..... A clear cut career progression!!
Congrats again.

yemdogg:


You're welcome bro.

Trv means temporary resident visa. It's a visa that allows you to enter Canada temporarily for a particular purpose e.g study.

Go to the first page of this thread to get useful links.

Ask specific questions and you shall find answers to your queries. Do an extensive research before asking questions here as people are generally inclined to answer people who have done some extent of research on their own.

Start by googling the schools that offer your program.

What if i wanna diversify to another course? I mean, i studied microbiology and wanna study something else as Msc?

Julivas:
I want to thank all the gurus on this thread for the good job you are doing. God bless you all. Please, what is available for a Hnd graduate who wish to further his studies in Canada? Thanks.

Try post graduate certificate programs or post graduate diploma programs.

Admissions are relatively easy.

yemdogg:


Depends on your purpose in Canada. There's no generic list of documents required. It all depends on your purpose of visit to Canada and facts or circumstances peculiar to you.

State your purpose and ye shall find answers to your queries.

You're welcome.

My purpose is to study and work at the same time if possible...

Abduletudaye:

Im with you man..totally new here..

That make us two.
Let's hope we get the needed answers we seek from our fellow...

Thanks bro, your replies to peoples' issues helped me arrange everything well. I'm presently trying to make choice of either to go U Regina or Carleton. However reviews I see online points U Regina may be better - career-wise. Thanks once again!

Folaroyal:

Many congratulations!! Happy for you!!!
Your choice of program is so so so sweet!!!.... Let's wait to see a VO that'll harass you with "purpose of study"... We would have followed you to Accra to fight ni....
Guys.... Pls watch this profile and emulate..... A clear cut career progression!!
Congrats again.

Abduletudaye:


What if i wanna diversify to another course? I mean, i studied microbiology and wanna study something else as Msc?

One thing you need to understand about Canada is that crossing the huddle of admission is only a first step. Getting trv is another difficult huddle to cross. Most reasons for visa refusals are inconsistency between undergraduate discipline and proposed program. It's not impossible to change career but you have to state cogent reasons with documentary evidence to support your reasons. My advice is for you to look for programs that are consistent with your undergraduate degree so as not to have issues with trv.

Tex42:


That make us two.

Let's hope we get the needed answers we seek from our fellow...

Yemdogg is helping out already..

Abduletudaye:


My purpose is to study and work at the same time if possible...

This is very possible. In Canada you're allowed to work 20hrs/week during study in Canada. You can as well work full time during scheduled breaks/holidays.

Mikymiko:
The person has BA and still going for undergraduate studies. This can raise critical questions. The person should try masters admission.

Well, The person wanna change her field of study. She wanna study human justice now in uni of Regina.

yemdogg:


One thing you need to understand about Canada is that crossing the huddle of admission is only a first step. Getting trv is another difficult huddle to cross. Most reasons for visa refusals are inconsistency between undergraduate discipline and proposed program. It's not impossible to change career but you have to state cogent reasons with documentary evidence to support your reasons. My advice is for you to look for programs that are consistent with your undergraduate degree so as not to have issues with trv.

Ok, noted. I understand quite well.

yemdogg:


This is very possible. In Canada you're allowed to work 20hrs/week during study in Canada. You can as well work full time during scheduled breaks/holidays.

The 20hrs would be better..

yemdogg:


This is very possible. In Canada you're allowed to work 20hrs/week during study in Canada. You can as well work full time during scheduled breaks/holidays.

I have a year and four months experience in banking although as a direct sales agent, would this help as an evidence of carrier change?

alexstar:
Well, The person wanna change her field of study. She wanna study human justice now in uni of Regina.

I say it could raise some questions on purpose of visit.

Abduletudaye:


I have a year and four months experience in banking although as a direct sales agent, would this help as an evidence of carrier change?

Yes it would.

Your proposed program should be consistent with your academic background or employment history.

Ensure to get a very detailed letter of introduction from your employer to support you claims.

yemdogg:


Yes it would.

Your proposed program should be consistent with your academic background or employment history.

Ok cool. So the course would be the thing...hmmm.. What of something like management or...not sure need some help here..