Gracee101:
Pls my Canadian brothers and sisters with a Canada student visa can one travel to Australia for visit

Airene:
Please All i need your HELP.

My GCkey account has been blocked and i wanted recovery the password but the agent i used previously linked the account for me. The agent now does not have the recovery answers to the recovery questions.

please i want to know if i can open a new account and link my application since i cannot recover the previous password.

Thanks for your contribution.

Glo4:
Hi everyone, please, I am new here. I need help on how to handle my application. I was refused student visa In August 2017. I applied for my GCMS note and here's what it states.

Frankrobbn1:


Yes you can open a new account and link your new application. Please be guided that's not an offence.

All the best.

SPOILT9JAOLOSHO:

All this info sef nawa oh! however, u need to recall He is the admin & has de sole right 2 discard anything He feels is obsolete/unnecessary.

jnyuwa02:


No just means that you pay all your school fees by yourself now or when you arrive in Canada.

mcobex:
it is clear bro, you supervisor can't get you scholarship now but if you can pay your tuition fee yourself then you are guaranteed admission. If you are capable of funding yourself then let him know so he can get your offer letter across to you asap. Best of luck

hansmond93:
Hello everybody, i am new here I am 24 years olde. I already secured an advanced diploma program in software engineering at Centennial college canada, I am to pay 2300 Canadian dollar as deposit. It is a 3 year program with co-op/work placement. I would like to know how I can make the payment from here in Nigeria. Also, i have an undergraduate degree in physics from unilorin 2013. I have been in and out of some jobs but I have been unemployed since I resigned in February. After paying the deposit, do i begin 2 apply for TRV or study permit or does the two mean the same. Also btwn online route and paper route, which is more advisable. My program starts January 2018 and I know time is not on my side but I strongly believe I ll get it done. In my SOP, i plan to let d VO know that I wud have gone for MSc but I need these background in software before going for my MSc and hopefully in the United States before settling for a well paid IT job in my country. Thanks alot.

ManLikeMace:


I really do not think its about the age. You have to show the V.O what you have been doing since tou finished secondary school, give them a reason why you didn't attend a Univeristy all these while and probably show how everything you have been doing ties to the course you want to go and study now. Also you need to show them how its going to help you move forward as an individual in your career when you come back to Nigeria.

mamacajah:
Why not an MSc in Supply chain instead? or a PHD in management? These are the questions I have been asked as well because the challenge in going to school in Canada for the VO is to see progression from your prior study or work. So while I am aware that the (silent) counsel from past students in canny is to hide your masters degree when going for a PGD, in light of the recent scrutiny on Nigeria student applications, I would advise you take your time, do a thorough search and get admission in a course that meets the VOs requirements. Just my 2 cents.

thesoj:


If you want to do a masters in computer science you don't need to do a PGD first.
You can apply directly especially since you already have a physics degree, which should already give you a strong math & analytical background.

Many (most?) CS (or software engineering) programs in Canada & the US accept MSc applicants with an undergraduate background in engineering, math, physics, statistics, etc. Here's an example: http://www.concordia.ca/academics/graduate/software-engineering-masc.html

From the VO's perspective, if you want to do a masters in the United States then why are you going to Canada first? Why not go straight to the US? Think like a VO.

Since you already have a BSc, it may be difficult to convince the VO that you plan to spend your next five years (3 years adv dip + 2 years MSc) studying just to get a masters in computer science, spending at least $25k per year! If you claim to want to do a masters thereafter, why not do a one-year or two-year PGD instead? Why a 3-year advanced diploma if you already have a BSc in physics?

LMay:
Does McMaster admission take this long? My husband applied about two months ago. Yet McMaster has not updated the application.


Their e-reference system is also wack. His referees had to manually fill the form.

Does anyone knows how fast uSask admission is? We might have to go with that.

MeinKampf:
Guys be careful, this criminal igeoluwatobi is still lurking around looking for who to scam. Please, don't entertain anybody approaching you to make payments on your behalf, they only want to scam you and put you into problems. Igeoluwatobi has been confirmed to be a credit card thief and also a 419

thesoj:


If you want to do a masters in computer science you don't need to do a PGD first.
You can apply directly especially since you already have a physics degree, which should already give you a strong math & analytical background.

Many (most?) CS (or software engineering) programs in Canada & the US accept MSc applicants with an undergraduate background in engineering, math, physics, statistics, etc. Here's an example: http://www.concordia.ca/academics/graduate/software-engineering-masc.html

From the VO's perspective, if you want to do a masters in the United States then why are you going to Canada first? Why not go straight to the US? Think like a VO.

Since you already have a BSc, it may be difficult to convince the VO that you plan to spend your next five years (3 years adv dip + 2 years MSc) studying just to get a masters in computer science, spending at least $25k per year! If you claim to want to do a masters thereafter, why not do a one-year or two-year PGD instead? Why a 3-year advanced diploma if you already have a BSc in physics?

jnyuwa02:


Depends on when the deadline is. If you filed 4 months before deadline, don't expect to hear anything until afyer the deadline closes. They begin to consider applications all in one pool after deadline closes. Those schools with a rolling admission, make a decision quick. They decide as you apply. [b]From experience, the schools with rolling admission are not very good schools, don't offer any scholarshi[/b]p. Strict adherence to deadlines will make you not prolongly wait for admissions. Most schools make admission one month and at most , two months after the deadline closes. I applied to USASK in February and got admission one month later. Deadline was February 1st when you need everything to be filed, transcripts, recommendations et al.

hansmond93:

Thank u so much for this. I really appreciate your reply.
I believe I can convince the VO about going for advanced diploma first because the program in Centennial has a work placement which will give me the necessary experience, also get me acquainted with top software developers cause top companies like bell Canada, IBM, American express are partners with the university. The program also uses project based learning which is evident in semester six's software development project which will all expose me to real life application of what I have studied.
I may have to cut the MSc in usa though.
Pls, how can i go ahead with payment of deposit nd you didn't answer my question on study permit and TRV.

Jadel03:
@Jnyuwa I beg to differ with your conclusion that schools with rolling admission are not very good schools.

University of Calgary is a good school and they also offer rolling admission.

holluwizzy:
Evening Gurus in d house

I want to apply for a masters programme

Plz I need good schools in the range of almost 5000$ range for a semester.

Also if applied and refused visa, can one get refund payment back.

Prompt response will be appreciated