Osemigho:


Well done. Check for the last list posted and modify it, don't copy and paste it. Thanks for picking the role.

wealth360:
Urgent Attention please. For those that have paid tuition fees to University is Saskatchewan through Form A. Please I need to ask what was the beneficiary's details you need to transfer the money? Please is urgent. This question also applies to other that has used form A before. Thanks

mcobex:
No problem bro, I am also not a guru but I try to give the little I know. Though am not going to Toronto but I know people going there will need some little info from gurus like u that have need there for sometime atleast to make them settle I'm quickly.
Concerning the matter at hand, work with the suggestions I gave earlier about transferring of the funds to your brother's account (be it the one he will open in canada or nigeria ). Hope his previous program(UG) is related to his intended program? a clear picture of his profile will help people here to give more and better advise, also try to order for his GCMS note as that will give detailed reasons why the vo decide not to approved his application

Mikky4canny:
list of TRV hopefuls (SUMMER & FALL 2017)
1. Abiodunne October 5th, PGD, Conestoga. Paper route Medical Mail 14th february
2. Ayos16, Submitted 22nd Dec,2016, Upfront Medical.
3. Yamen21, Jan 13th, MSc MUN, Paper route, upfront medicals passed 27th Jan
4.Vinci500 January 18th, Msc. Uof BritColumbia, Online Route.
5. VVVVVV February 18th,UDalhoiuse, Online Route, Upfront Medicals.
6. Kof99, March 9, PGD, Humber college, online route
7. Proxy, March 11, PGC Georgian College, Online Route.
8. Akanmu2013, 14th march,online PGD Seneca college
9. Trexxbanks,March 14th,PGD,Durham college,online route
10. Maxicon, March 14, PGD UWinnipeg, Upfront Medical, Paper route
11. Newman10100(lil bro), March 22, Master of Comp.sc URegina, online route.
12. Kprake9, March 29, Pilot training, Paper Route, Upfront Medical.
13. aliACCA, March 31, MA, UoM, Paper Route, Upfront Medical Passed.
14. Ozzy 2, April 3rd, LLM, York University, Paper Route, Upfront Medical passed.
15. Darrelah, April 3rd, MSc, University of Regina, Online route
16. Kranjar, April 18, MA, UNB, paper route, upfront medical.
17. Ope100, April 19th, College Diploma, Holland College, Online route.
18. Folumade1, April 19, Humber College PGC Global Business Management, Paper route, upfront medical
19. newman1010 , April 22 Master of Finance, SMU, online route.
20. CPA01, April 25th, MBA, University of New Brunswick, paper route
21. Gfeuxay, April 27th, pgc, Centennial college, Paper route.
22. Tobyharze, April 28, PGC, Conestoga college, paper route, upfront medical.
23. O2, May 2, Post Baccaleurate diploma Thompson Rivers University, paper route, Upfront Medical Passed
24. tysaxmalomo, May 2, MA, CMU, Online route
25. DeCrystal1, may 8, UG, keyano college, online route
26. uvagho,May10, MA Peace &Collaborative development, CMU, Online route
27. Yasmine04, May 11, M.sc computer science, lakehead university, Paper route
28. adiukuonyebuchi, May 16, PGD, college of the Rockies British Columbia, Paper Route
29. bosbebe, May 17, MBA, VIU, Paper route
30. Samo16, May 18, Masters in Applied human nutrition, MSVU Nova Scotia, Paper route. Upfront Medicals
31. Sugaro, May 16, PGD, MUN, online route, Upfront medicals
32. LightandDarkness, May 19, MSc, UofA, Online
33. deolutolu, May 26, diploma, RRC, paper route.
34. Tjaz, May 26, Master in Power systems, UWO, Paper route, Upfront medicals PASSED
35. Frankrobbn1, May31, UG, MUN, Paper Route, Upfront Medicals PASSED
36. McOsheBaba May 31, Msc, Dalhousie, Online Route
37. Cnwag, June 3, Msc, UOttawa, online route
38. DrND, June 5, MASc in Oil and Gas Engineering, MUN, paper route, Upfront medicals Passed.
39. Samjumbo, June 6, MSc. Rehab Sciences, UWO, Paper route, Upfront medicals.
40. 4Gzus, June 7, MSc , USASK, Paper Route, Upfront medicals Passed
41. Maygreaves, June 7, PGD Financial Planning, Seneca College, Paper Route
42. OpeLovely, June 9, MSc, MSVU, Paper route, Upfront medicals
43. Emmane, June 9, PGC, Loyalist College, Paper route, Upfront medicals.
44. Alantobie​, June13, MSc, Concordia University, Paper route, upfront medicals
45. Vanod, june 13, Dip International Business, Seneca College, Upfront Medicals
46. Alantobie​, June13, MSc, Concordia University, Paper route, upfront medicals passed
47. mcobex, June 16, tech Dip, MUN, paper route, upfront medicals, Medical passed July 5th
48. Kayeyes, June 23, diploma, Northern lights college, BC, paper route.
49.Ceslause, Submitted 18th April 2017,MA French and Francophone Intercultural Studies,Univ of Regina,Upfront Medical,Paper route
50. Yitodoo June 5th, Msc, WLU online route app, Upfront Medical
51. Mabs16, July 4, UG, MRU, Paper route.
52. Jahluv, 23 June,Msc MUN paper route, no upfront medical
53. Grace101, July 12 UG, upei Paper Route
54. Mikky4canny, July 15th MSC, university of Regina, online route, upfront medical
55. Juicyboy126, may 9th, UNB MSC , computer science, paper route
56. Hallasheyi92, May 23rd, MAsc , MuN , online route
57. Jummolami , June 8, MSC Business economics, online route,upfront medical June 8, medical passed August 4
58. Moley22 August 4th,BSc Paper route,Biometrics done
59.bbclue, August 1st, BSC, university of Regina, Paper route
60.Ayonet....Humber College Diploma,May 23rd 2017 paper route, no medical ..............
61. Seunbussy, July 12, master of finance, SMU, online route, upfront medicals

jamie55:
NB: You said you got info here about 7 years ago and u couldn't even come back to share ur experience with those of us(upcoming ) until u need info for ur younger brother, that's not fair at all. Imagine if everyone does that how will this GREAT thread continue? That's just my view sha.

@mcobex: Thanks for replying and no vex. I did share my experience at the time but I was certainly not a guru like some of you. More so, over time my information is bound to become irrelevant. For instance, back then there were no biometrics or VFS. Now that I have signed back in, I can answer some questions that some of you have about Canada in general. I'm in Ontario btw (Greater Toronto Area).

jamie55:



Thanks Mcobex:
Bachelors in Civil Engineering (UG)
Going for Masters in Geotechnical Engineering (one of the areas of specialization for civil engineers) at UWO

I just found out that we can open an RBC account for him here. We will do that and transfer his tuition fees into the account. I just hope that people have done that successfully in the past and the VO would not have a problem with that.

mcobex:
Yes someone did that recently and it worked. But it is very important your brother orders for his GCMS note so we can be sure what the vo was thinking before denying him

wealth360:
Urgent Attention please. For those that have paid tuition fees to University is Saskatchewan through Form A. Please I need to ask what was the beneficiary's details you need to transfer the money? Please is urgent. This question also applies to other that has used form A before. Thanks

mcobex:
Bro this is 100% not true, applicants going for diploma gets their applications approved so please stop giving wrong advise to people on this. Yes we have see more people going for Masters getting trv but that's because the number of people going for Masters and PhD are more than those going for Diploma. The only thing u will say on this that I will allow is if an applicant is qualified to get a masters admission and he instead opted to go for a diploma but if someone isn't qualified for a masters program he/she has every right to apply for a PGD program and it will be APPROVED, everything depends on how the applicant package his/her application and GOD'S grace.
so @Eilenora check schools that will accept ur 2:2 but if there isn't any in Canada then apply for PGD and state it in your sop that u would have LOVED to go for Masters but u didn't meet up the requirements for it and also tell the vo the importance of PGD (make sure u convince him). Thanks

Newman1010:
@wealth350, for Form A transactions, the beneficiary must be the school. You will have to mail the school to get details of the account. I believe you intend to pay your school fees.

Moadejimi:
Oh! Sorry, Beneficiary Account: 07378 146-381-9

Beneficiary: University of Saskatchewan
E180
105 Administration PL
Saskatoon
SK S7N 5A2.

Pls confirm from the school treasury site before payment.

bronze25:

God speed! Congratulations. Please share the list of documents submitted.
Regards

poesy:


Congratulations! I usually don't 'tap' into people's blessings but I tap into yours. I'm praying for a similar outcome.

mcobex:
Wow! God is good. congratulations

Frankrobbn1:



Waooo :-) , congratulations

amii131:
O God my visa got delayed today my first time of visa denied am soo hurtful

I applied on July 12th for Undergraduate program chemistry am a graduate of Pharmacology not with a very good g.p I opted for that chemistry I.e the Bachelors science program for a pathway for pharmD program though I didn't state that in my Sop as a pathway program I talked more based on low cgpa and how i also needed to boost and get a good degree in chemistry as it has been my desired program from high school.


Visa was delayed and marked base on:

1.purpose of visit:
Also marked Other reasons:
Your proposed studies are not reasonable in light of one or more of: your qualifications, previous
studies, employment, level of establishment, or your future prospects and plans.


I attached my employment letter as a pharmacy techincian/Assistant also submitted document from my Hospital for approval to go and study.

Senatorkolade:
Nairaland guys are doing a fantastic job here. If somebody posits that PGd applicants have a slim chance of TRV, the person might be right in his own opinion based on what he has seen. Also in other perspective, another person will tell you that PGd is the best option based on what he also has seen. I have seen four approvals this year with two PGd, one diploma and one Masters. However, the number of refusals for Masters I have seen are more than the PGds. (Not on nairaland). And we have seen Masters applicants with funding been refused.
I discussed with the consular about people changing career or people going for the course not related to the intended study, he said it is at the discretion of the VO. He said that he himself studied Financial Economics and he is doing a consular job. If he will treat an application and see an applicant like this, he won't look at it as unreasonable but others who are not in the same shoe will see it as illogical. It now depends on how you are able to argue your case with the visa officer and make it convincing.

He noted one point that if you have a brother in Canada who entered through the student route and when he got to Canada, he did not respect the terms of the visa, he may be a legal resident now but if you make the person your sponsor, the VO will doubt your intention to study. He/She will feel like your brother or sister want you to take the path he took to immigrate to Canada.

My point is this, there is no good application and there is no bad application. It all depends on how you package your dossier and how convincing your SOP is. The only bad application I know is the one with forged or not genuine documents and don't ever try it. It ruins career and life.
Most importantly PRAYER! It can direct the VO to reason along with you even if you don't make any sense.
I pray that we will not receive refusals again on this forum and from now we will be reading the praises of approvals.
Amen.

amii131:
O God my visa got delayed today my first time of visa denied am soo hurtful

I applied on July 12th for Undergraduate program chemistry am a graduate of Pharmacology not with a very good g.p I opted for that chemistry I.e the Bachelors science program for a pathway for pharmD program though I didn't state that in my Sop as a pathway program I talked more based on low cgpa and how i also needed to boost and get a good degree in chemistry as it has been my desired program from high school.


Visa was delayed and marked base on:

1.purpose of visit:
Also marked Other reasons:
Your proposed studies are not reasonable in light of one or more of: your qualifications, previous
studies, employment, level of establishment, or your future prospects and plans.


I attached my employment letter as a pharmacy techincian/Assistant also submitted document from my Hospital for approval to go and study.

jamie55:


How do we order a GCMS note and how long does it take? We are hoping to re-apply for January resumption. BTW, I just spoke with RBC now and they said they can't open the account while he is outside the country but I saw it somewhere before. Which bank have people been using?

Deschain107:
Hello guys, I'm a silent reader here and my application got approved today! This thread has been a great help and I just want to thank everyone. Applied June 9, paper route, medical call on August 9, APPROVED August 17. God is powerful!

Deschain107:
Hello guys, I'm a silent reader here and my application got approved today! This thread has been a great help and I just want to thank everyone. Applied June 9, paper route, medical call on August 9, APPROVED August 17. God is powerful!

Senatorkolade:
Nairaland guys are doing a fantastic job here. If somebody posits that PGd applicants have a slim chance of TRV, the person might be right in his own opinion based on what he has seen. Also in other perspective, another person will tell you that PGd is the best option based on what he also has seen. I have seen four approvals this year with two PGd, one diploma and one Masters. However, the number of refusals for Masters I have seen are more than the PGds. (Not on nairaland). And we have seen Masters applicants with funding been refused.
I discussed with the consular about people changing career or people going for the course not related to the intended study, he said it is at the discretion of the VO. He said that he himself studied Financial Economics and he is doing a consular job. If he will treat an application and see an applicant like this, he won't look at it as unreasonable but others who are not in the same shoe will see it as illogical. It now depends on how you are able to argue your case with the visa officer and make it convincing.

He noted one point that if you have a brother in Canada who entered through the student route and when he got to Canada, he did not respect the terms of the visa, he may be a legal resident now but if you make the person your sponsor, the VO will doubt your intention to study. He/She will feel like your brother or sister want you to take the path he took to immigrate to Canada.

My point is this, there is no good application and there is no bad application. It all depends on how you package your dossier and how convincing your SOP is. The only bad application I know is the one with forged or not genuine documents and don't ever try it. It ruins career and life.
Most importantly PRAYER! It can direct the VO to reason along with you even if you don't make any sense.
I pray that we will not receive refusals again on this forum and from now we will be reading the praises of approvals.
Amen.

thesoj:
Start off by reading the content of the links in this post.

To answer your specific questions:
1. Make Google your close friend: type "mba tuition international students canada" and the first link gives you answers to your question (this shows how easy it is to use Google to answer your questions).
2. If you have a 2:1 CGPA and above and are willing to put together a strong application (convincing statement of purpose, etc) to the admissions officer, then you have a chance of being admitted. Each school has its own admission requirement, apply to 3-4 schools if you really want at least one admission offer.

Reading from Part 1 to Part 13 will take you several months because it's a total of about 6500 pages.
Instead of doing that, what I suggest is you pick one part of the thread to read, e.g. part 8 or 9 or 10 or 11..., and then you can read further threads incrementally. I personally don't suggest reading from Part 1 unless you have like one year before you plan to start applying to schools.

I'd suggest you primarily use Google to find information about schools and admissions, then come back on here to read one or more parts of the thread once you are awaiting admission. You'd need this thread for the visa process much more than you would for admission. You are also welcome to come back and ask admission questions, but only after it is obvious that you have done your own research.

Sarang:


Welcome to Saskatoon!�

thesoj:
Start off by reading the content of the links in this post.

To answer your specific questions:
1. Make Google your close friend: type "mba tuition international students canada" and the first link gives you answers to your question (this shows how easy it is to use Google to answer your questions).
2. If you have a 2:1 CGPA and above and are willing to put together a strong application (convincing statement of purpose, etc) to the admissions officer, then you have a chance of being admitted. Each school has its own admission requirement, apply to 3-4 schools if you really want at least one admission offer.

Reading from Part 1 to Part 13 will take you several months because it's a total of about 6500 pages.
Instead of doing that, what I suggest is you pick one part of the thread to read, e.g. part 8 or 9 or 10 or 11..., and then you can read further threads incrementally. I personally don't suggest reading from Part 1 unless you have like one year before you plan to start applying to schools.

I'd suggest you primarily use Google to find information about schools and admissions, then come back on here to read one or more parts of the thread once you are awaiting admission. You'd need this thread for the visa process much more than you would for admission. You are also welcome to come back and ask admission questions, but only after it is obvious that you have done your own research.