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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Eraytee: 2:08pm On Jan 25, 2017
Holyfield1:
Yes the only complaint was that a huge sum of money was deposited in the account different from previous account history because as at the time I submitted my Sponsor had just withdrawn a huge amount of money from his account like 3m, So my co-sponsors and relatives started depositing money in the account like 4m, The VO noticed this, hence reason for the refusal, It's painful tho, buh I'm sure refiring cool

Hmmmmm thats money lodgment. sure u will fire back and get it this time.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by yemdogg: 2:14pm On Jan 25, 2017
Holyfield1:
Yes the only complaint was that a huge sum of money was deposited in the account different from previous account history because as at the time I submitted my Sponsor had just withdrawn a huge amount of money from his account like 3m, So my co-sponsors and relatives started depositing money in the account like 4m, The VO noticed this, hence reason for the refusal, It's painful tho, buh I'm sure refiring cool

And I am guessing you didn't explain the source of the huge sum deposit anywhere in your application. Sorry about that.


If you're using the same account for your subsequent application, ensure the transaction with the huge lodgement does not reflect in your statement of account, so it doesn't confirm the VOs suspicion particularly if you removed the money immediately you printed out the soa. Wait till the transaction no longer reflect in the soa. So that it doesn't affect the overall credibility of your new application.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Holyfield1(m): 2:14pm On Jan 25, 2017
Eraytee:


Hmmmmm thats money lodgment. sure u will fire back and get it this time.
I hope so, Buh I'm afraid of one thing, I'm still gonna use the same bank statement and how about the record of this ''money lodgment'' transaction, Won't the history affect it?....With the money already transferred back to my relatives?
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Holyfield1(m): 2:18pm On Jan 25, 2017
yemdogg:


And I am guessing you didn't explain the source of the huge sum deposit anywhere in your application. Sorry about that.


Thanks, I'm just a teenager and I don't really know much about that, My dad did it all, I only did the submission that was the only reason for the denial tho, Pls what should be the next step?
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by yemdogg: 2:20pm On Jan 25, 2017
Holyfield1:
Thanks, I'm just a teenager and I don't really know much about that, My dad did it all, I only did the submission that was the only reason for the denial tho, Pls what should be the next step?

If you're using the same account for your subsequent application, ensure the transaction with the huge lodgement does not reflect in your statement of account, so it doesn't confirm the VOs suspicion particularly if you removed the money immediately you printed out the soa. Wait till the transaction no longer reflect in the soa. So that it doesn't affect the overall credibility of your new application.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Holyfield1(m): 2:20pm On Jan 25, 2017
yemdogg:


If you're using the same account for your subsequent application, ensure the transaction with the huge lodgement does not reflect in your statement of account, so it doesn't confirm the VOs suspicion particularly if you removed the money immediately you printed out the soa. Wait till the transaction no longer reflect in the soa. So that it doesn't affect the overall credibility of your new application.
How long is that going to be?
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by yemdogg: 2:24pm On Jan 25, 2017
Holyfield1:
How long is that going to be?

Long enough for the transaction not to be visible in the soa.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Eraytee: 2:25pm On Jan 25, 2017
Holyfield1:
I hope so, Buh I'm afraid of one thing, I'm still gonna use the same bank statement and how about the record of this ''money lodgment'' transaction, Won't the history affect it?....With the money already transferred back to my relatives?

I think @yemdogg has answered that correctly
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by elimsme: 2:26pm On Jan 25, 2017
Holyfield1:
How long is that going to be?


I think the money can stil reflect in your next application, infact it will erase all suspicion,but dts only if you are yet to remove it, but if you have remove that 4m den it must not reflect in ur next app, as he has rightly said.

And if u have removed it, den start counting 6months from now...
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Holyfield1(m): 2:36pm On Jan 25, 2017
elimsme:



I think the money can stil reflect in your next application, infact it will erase all suspicion,but dts only if you are yet to remove it, but if you have remove that 4m den it must not reflect in ur next app, as he has rightly said.

And if u have removed it, den start counting 6months from now...
I guess it has been removed
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Nobody: 3:02pm On Jan 25, 2017
Some people will say that you can't do a PhD after MEng, that's not true at all. It will be more difficult but very possible. At a lot of schools (particularily in USA), you don't even need a masters degree to do a PhD [quote/]
I am the SOME PEOPLE,because I assume I was the only entity that answered the poster but don't take me serious. I have read your write up above and we are virtually passing the same message just that mine was brief while you elaborated further. Meanwhile may I further say though thank god you said in the( U.S. particular) in canadian universities which was the angle I answered the poster and even in the U.K,most schools will further emphasize on their web page that if you aspire for phD program immediately after your graduate program, MEng program is not advisable,rather you can opt for MASc if you desire such.In the U.S even my friend's younger sisters that graduated with a first class from a U.S school,catapulted to Phd with scholarship without passing through masters stage. meanwhile saying that Msc with funding may buttress your intentions to the VO is not always true. I like relating my posts with people's experience both past and present so that people can relate it with their own self if the fall into such.I may tell you a moniker on the thread/forum even with her full funded Msc program was refused on purpose of visit. the Vo doubted her intentions while she was embarking on a study in canada at this stage in her career,that she has not made her intentions clearer.In her re-application,she reworked her SOP and was granted. This why I often say, SOPs will always salvage situation for Canadian system at Visa stage since no interview is required. Even our Auntie here @lovetrumps na SOP na e salvage the reapplication as she pointed.Congrats Auntie. I like interview sha because writing this good SOPs involve mental stress which i may be asked just little if it were at interview
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by yorex2011: 3:03pm On Jan 25, 2017
Megziflips:



MEng (Masters of Engineering) is a course based program, meaning you usually just take regular classes, although graduate courses. (for those in science fields is usually called MASc.)

MSc (Masters of Science) is a research based program. And at the end of the program you're required to provide an original research paper.

Funding
MSc. programs usually have guaranteed funding through research and teaching assistanship. While in MEng, no such fundings are guaranteed, although you may be able to find some TA opportunities while undertaking the program.

Admission Prospects
In most institutions, MEng is arguably easier to get into as you don't need a supervisors approval.

Visa Chances
Approximately equal. But I'll assume that if the embassy had any reason to doubt your motives for going to Canada, being funded by a Canadian institution might buttress your application. But mostly it's same in terms of visa application.

Appendage - Career/Graduate opportunoties
In terms of careers, both programs open the same doors but one. If you have any aspirations to continue to PhD or work in academia, MSc would be a much better option as you'd have research experience that will support your application when applying for PhD.

Some people will say that you can't do a PhD after MEng, that's not true at all. It will be more difficult but very possible. At a lot of schools (particularily in USA), you don't even need a masters degree to do a PhD. If you have strong academic records, good related projects, and strong recommendations, you'll be in a good place.

Also, nothing stops an MEng student from taking a professors permission to participate in their research or even switching to MSc. later on.

Hope this helped.

Thanks a lot ...
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by daddycute: 3:43pm On Jan 25, 2017
I would recommend anyone to stay at Penticton Lakeside Resort.
We enjoyed our stay there. The rooms are nice, the view of the lake is beautiful.
There's even a casino for those who want to try their luck.
We have many lovely memories during our stay there.

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by koolkamzzy(m): 3:46pm On Jan 25, 2017
@ yemdogg Please what do you think about Sponsor from one's fiance, with sufficient fund, say about 30M balance, can it fly?
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Nobody: 3:49pm On Jan 25, 2017
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It's basically a thread where people post their application status. You'd be able to see the admission trends for the various institutions and various programs you're interested in. Often people give detailed descriptions of their profile (eg. Test scores, GPA, research/work experience etc). So you'd be able to see the various qualifications getting people admitted or rejected to various programs.


To search for a specific program at a specific institution, just use the following keyword format:
Institution name + program name (you can omit program name to see the general trend for a given institution).

For example if I want to see the trend for the Computer Science program at the University of Waterloo, I'd type this into the search box: Waterloo computer science

And this is the result of my query: http://thegradcafe.com/survey/index.php?q=Waterloo+computer+science



I hope this helps someone and I believe it will be very helpful if the moderators of this forum put this on the front page so more visitors can see it. Might reduce the number of people requesting profile assessment here.





Disclaimer:
I have no affiliation to www.thegradcafe.com
This post is simply to provide help and a sense of direction to aspirants to Master's and PhD programs, and by no means a form of advertisement.

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Nobody: 4:15pm On Jan 25, 2017
AAOL:
Hello guys. Please is anyone still waiting for trv for winter here?.. I applied through Paper Route on Oct 13 but no response till now. Its like this PGC isn't Worth it. With all sincerity, I applied for this PGC thing cos of low tuition and my interest in that particular course.

Please guys I will advise that if your CGPA is good for masters, please go for it and ignore the big tuition for now cos there is always a way around finances. with PGC/D, there are chances that Visa Officer will frustrate your life for 3 to 6 months, refuse you and give you false hope in your next applications (Exemption dey for the redeemed and believers).

Now, let me migrate and join the pool of masters applicants as I ask for guidance from you guys.

I graduated with a CGPA of 4.13, BSc Accounting and from the information I gathered, the closest master program I can go for is either MBA or Masters in Management which requires GMAT.

Please can anyone here assist me with any relevant information about any MBA or MSC Management program that does not require GMAT. To be sincere, I don't have the time and funds to waste on GMAT now. Any advice on scholarship and relevant information on MBA and MSC management will be appreciated.

Now let me go back to my prayer and fasting arena as I await for a favorable response from these Accra Visa Officers. Also, I am daring dat Visa Officer to send me any rejection mail cos my case is different. It doesn't matter if am going for PGC, PGD, Masters or MBA, I can never be rejected!.

From your other answers, I have a general sense of your profile and I'm almost certain you'd face visa rejection if you go for a PGD/PGC program. No disrespect and I wish not to discourage you.

You have very strong qualifications and I'm quite certain you'd have a realistic shot at most master's programs.

First I'd answer your question then I'd give a suggestion.

Please can anyone here assist me with any relevant information about any MBA or MSC Management program that does not require GMAT

Look at the following schools:
Ryerson University - Master of Science in Management
University of Windsor - Master in Management

Both institutions do not require GMAT/GRE and their application is still open, so if you act fast you can make it in time. Although, the strong deadline to be considered for scholarship at Ryerson has passed, and Windsor doesn't offer scholarships for their stated program.

So application to these programs are advisable if you're willing to fund yourself.


On the other hand, my suggestion:
Like I earlier mentioned, you have a good profile and you have solid chances of getting into many (funded) programs. In comparison to the hefty fees you'd have to pay as tuition, the price for the GRE/GMAT exam is negligible, and if you can increase your chance at a fully funded program by foregoing that cost, it'll be penny wise pound foolish not to.
I'd suggest you write the GMAT/GRE exam and try for some of the research management programs from which you can procure funding.


Hope this will be off help to you, and good luck.

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Austinpee4: 5:10pm On Jan 25, 2017
michV:

most schools will further emphasize on their web page that if you aspire for phD program immediately after your graduate program, MEng program is not advisable,rather you can opt for MASc if you desire such.

Baba, you have a very valid submission here and it's always common to see schools tell applicants about realities of each program.
On the other hand, @Megziflips also have a point when he pointed that "It will be more difficult but very possible" which i know you agree too.

But also in canada, it's possible to do a PHD after an Meng program though it's often time rare depending on the circumstance.
Assuming an Meng graduate did brilliantly in the Masters classes and have published papers from work, project at a company or at a government institution,a professor in that area may likely pick interest in him.

A PhD is a Job while at the same time study and part of that job is doing the leading edge research work in that field and prior activities will show these traits even with an Meng degree.

The professor of whom you worked with during your Meng program, may have her/his Career hinging on the quality of your work or further work and certainly the professor's future funding will depend upon your brilliant research work. At this point, an academic advancement will be offered as well.

Since the individual did not do a Masters thesis, it will come down to the projects you have worked on either at a commercial company, working at government institutions or even your projects during the Meng prog.

By and large, this is typical with an exceptional graduate student and will have outstanding reference and recommendations from the professors.

N/B.. I have a friend in canada who was offered this opportunity. I'm sharing his experience.

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by yemdogg: 5:15pm On Jan 25, 2017
koolkamzzy:
@ yemdogg Please what do you think about Sponsor from one's fiance, with sufficient fund, say about 30M balance, can it fly?

Very possible...If you can be strategic about it.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Nobody: 6:00pm On Jan 25, 2017
michV:
[b] I am the SOME PEOPLE,because I assume I was the only entity that answered the poster but don't take me serious. I have read your write up above and we are virtually passing the same message just that mine was brief while you elaborated further. Meanwhile may I further say though thank god you said in the( U.S. particular) in canadian universities which was the angle I answered the poster and even in the U.K,most schools will further emphasize on their web page that if you aspire for phD program immediately after your graduate program, MEng program is not advisable,rather you can opt for MASc if you desire such.In the U.S even my friend's younger sisters that graduated with a first class from a U.S school,catapulted to Phd with scholarship without passing through masters stage. meanwhile saying that Msc with funding may buttress your intentions to the VO is not always true. I like relating my posts with people's experience both past and present so that people can relate it with their own self if the fall into such.I may tell you a moniker on the thread/forum even with her full funded Msc program was refused on purpose of visit. the Vo doubted her intentions while she was embarking on a study in canada at this stage in her career,that she has not made her intentions clearer.In her re-application,she reworked her SOP and was granted. This why I often say, SOPs will always salvage situation for Canadian system at Visa stage since no interview is required. Even our Auntie here @lovetrumps na SOP na e salvage the reapplication as she pointed.Congrats Auntie. I like interview sha because writing this good SOPs involve mental stress which i may be asked just little if it were at interview [/b]

Good day michV,
When I read your response to my post, I sensed a little discomfort on your path and do decided to look at your profile a bit to understand where you're coming from and why your post seemed rather defensive. I should admit, it was only a cursory view of your profile which is hardly enough to do justice.

But I must say, your post history seems phenomenal, most of your write-ups are on point, and very helpful. You seem like a very sound and knowledgeable individual and I'm most glad you took your time to air your discomfort at my post.

I am the SOME PEOPLE
I'm sorry that my post seemed like an assault towards you, but I assure you that is in no way the case. If you spate me the courtesy to look at my profile, you'll find that that was my first post in this thread, and I've hardly been a religious follower.
So to clarify, when I say most people make that assumption, I was speaking generally from my experience, particularly with foreigners of other nationalities, in other forums. So I understood that was a common believe.

I agree we mostly pointed out the same thing and I don't believe my post is in anyway a contradiction to yours. if anything, like you said, it's just an elaboration (probably a poor elaboration at that)


I like relating my posts with people's experience both past and present so that people can relate it with their own self if the fall into such.I may tell you a moniker on the thread/forum even with her full funded Msc program was refused on purpose of visit.

Again, I'm in full agreement with you.
Let me quote myself on the matter:
But I'll assume that if the embassy had any reason to doubt your motives for going to Canada, being funded by a Canadian institution might buttress your application.

As you can see, I clearly stated it was an assumption and I believed there was really no difference.
I'm glad that someone such as yourself with much experience on the matter have provided more info with real references. That extra info was also very useful to me. I have no real experience in the visa application process. My opinion was based on information I've come across online.


And to reiterate on the MEng vs MSc matter, I only said proceeding from MEng to PhD was very possible I never claimed it was the normal course. It's very circumstance-specific. Although I pointed out usa as an example, it's also very possible in Canada. If the student opts to partake in research and projects during their MEng program.
It's true that most schools emphasize that if you want to proceed to PhD, MEng isn't advisable. This is mostly because most MEng student might not be motivated to pursue research. But if you do, then it's actually possible.
I'm not saying that it is advisable to do MEng if you want a PhD, I'm just stating that it's still possible and in no way an unbreakable glass ceiling.



Once again michV, a lot of thanks for your input and my post was in no way to tarnish your brilliant inputs on this thread. I don't believe myself to have as much experience as you do on the matter, and I won't let ego make me pretend about that. I'd be glad if I can pick your brain on matters regarding masters application in Canada. I have some inquiries that I believe you might be able to help me with.


Thank you for your contributions.

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Nobody: 6:05pm On Jan 25, 2017
Austinpee4:

Baba, you have a very valid submission here and it's always common to see schools tell applicants about realities of each program.
On the other hand, @Megziflips also have a point when he pointed that "It will be more difficult but very possible" which i know you agree too.

But also in canada, it's possible to do a PHD after an Meng program though it's often time rare depending on the circumstance.
Assuming an Meng graduate did brilliantly in the Masters classes and have published papers from work, project at a company or at a government institution,a professor in that area may likely pick interest in him.

A PhD is a Job while at the same time study and part of that job is doing the leading edge research work in that field and prior activities will show these traits even with an Meng degree.

The professor of whom you worked with during your Meng program, may have her/his Career hinging on the quality of your work or further work and certainly the professor's future funding will depend upon your brilliant research work. At this point, an academic advancement will be offered as well.

Since the individual did not do a Masters thesis, it will come down to the projects you have worked on either at a commercial company, working at government institutions or even your projects during the Meng prog.

By and large, this is typical with an exceptional graduate student and will have outstanding reference and recommendations from the professors.

N/B.. I have a friend in canada who was offered this opportunity. I'm sharing his experience.


You're absolutely right and delineated perfectly what I meant.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by QuantumMove01: 6:39pm On Jan 25, 2017
Austinpee4:

Baba, you have a very valid submission here and it's always common to see schools tell applicants about realities of each program.
On the other hand, @Megziflips also have a point when he pointed that "It will be more difficult but very possible" which i know you agree too.

But also in canada, it's possible to do a PHD after an Meng program though it's often time rare depending on the circumstance.
Assuming an Meng graduate did brilliantly in the Masters classes and have published papers from work, project at a company or at a government institution,a professor in that area may likely pick interest in him.

A PhD is a Job while at the same time study and part of that job is doing the leading edge research work in that field and prior activities will show these traits even with an Meng degree.

The professor of whom you worked with during your Meng program, may have her/his Career hinging on the quality of your work or further work and certainly the professor's future funding will depend upon your brilliant research work. At this point, an academic advancement will be offered as well.

Since the individual did not do a Masters thesis, it will come down to the projects you have worked on either at a commercial company, working at government institutions or even your projects during the Meng prog.

By and large, this is typical with an exceptional graduate student and will have outstanding reference and recommendations from the professors.

N/B.. I have a friend in canada who was offered this opportunity. I'm sharing his experience.


Nice write-up.
Not seen anyone that proceeded to PhD with MEng but your write-up explains the possibility and difficulty together.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by teeyboy: 8:11pm On Jan 25, 2017
Hello guys,
i intend applying to universities in Canada for an undergraduate program in aeronautic/aerospace engineering in fall 2017 or winter 2018 with the sole aim of becoming a pilot, kindly advise on good universities that are reasonable in tuition fees that i can apply to. Also do you think i should go for any of these programs first before proceeding to flight school or should i just go to the aviation/flight schools directly .
I will appreciate good suggestions from the gurus in the house or anyone that is currently taking these programs
thanks all.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by tysaxmalomo: 8:31pm On Jan 25, 2017
koolkamzzy:
@ yemdogg Please what do you think about Sponsor from one's fiance, with sufficient fund, say about 30M balance, can it fly?



sponsorship from your fiance will be okay as long as the person is willing to write a sponsorship letter and also state in the letter why the person decided to do same on your behalf, since you are not legally married under the law yet. An affidavit stating that the said fiance will also be taking care of all the requirements as regards funds during your stay is also going to go a long way and finally in my opinion to show commitment to the sponsorship, the person may pay part/all the tuition fees required, and also send some money to your account making sure the narration reads for either living and feeding expenses and in the narration.


please note i am no guru, im an ordinary admission seeker and all i have stated has been what i have read on here.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Nobody: 8:31pm On Jan 25, 2017
Let me educate peeps here.

I have discussed this briefly before, let me elaborate.

As I said earlier, if you really have passion for research, even if you are admitted for M.Eng, you can always discuss with the Professors with similar research interest as yours, and your graduate Co-ordinator in your department. 9 out of 10 times if you are serious, and have performed well in the few courses you have taken, they will gladly accept you in all schools. YES ALL SCHOOLS. Graduate Studies is strictly for RESEARCH. M.Eng. is just an option created for people but it is not the idea behind graduate studies, M.Sc. is the real reason for Graduate Studies.

It is much more easier to discuss this research thing in Canada than sending anonymous mails hoping for a response. In Canada, you book an appointment and discuss directly with the Professor.

In the University of Regina, you can easily change your Masters route from M.Eng. to M.Sc. Cost just $50CAD.

It is so easy when you come to Canada. Get your visa, trust me if you want M.Sc. It is a piece of cake once you do the right things.

So you have difficulty contacting a supervisor?

Solution: Apply for M.Eng. Come in, then you do what is right. if you are a research inclined person, you will have a sweet transition.

Also note that not all schools provide funding immediately for M.Sc. So if your reason for choosing M.Sc. is not because of your passion for research but MONEY, you may be dissapointed.

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by ifydio(m): 8:40pm On Jan 25, 2017
Hello room
A friend of mine got refused today, reason being purpose of study.
UG was bsc human physiology, PGC occupational health and safety management.
Please guys how can he request for gcms. He applied November.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by teeyboy: 8:40pm On Jan 25, 2017
tysaxmalomo:




sponsorship from your fiance will be okay as long as the person is willing to write a sponsorship letter and also state in the letter why the person decided to do same on your behalf, since you are not legally married under the law yet. An affidavit stating that the said fiance will also be taking care of all the requirements as regards funds during your stay is also going to go a long way and finally in my opinion to show commitment to the sponsorship, the person may pay part/all the tuition fees required, and also send some money to your account making sure the narration reads for either living and feeding expenses and in the narration.


please note i am no guru, im an ordinary admission seeker and all i have stated has been what i have read on here.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by teeyboy: 8:59pm On Jan 25, 2017
teeyboy:
Hello guys,
i intend applying to universities in Canada for an undergraduate program in aeronautic/aerospace engineering in fall 2017 or winter 2018 with the sole aim of becoming a pilot, kindly advise on good universities that are reasonable in tuition fees that i can apply to. Also do you think i should go for any of these programs first before proceeding to flight school or should i just go to the aviation/flight schools directly .
I will appreciate good suggestions from the gurus in the house or anyone that is currently taking these programs
thanks all.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Nobody: 9:12pm On Jan 25, 2017
Megziflips:

bro you took me so serious despite my plea not to.It may have appeared defensive but your apologetic post was too much for me.I my humble self welcome your input and so to others.I like @Austinpee input on this. I am nothing on this thread (no be me get the thread,and i come specialize on TRV mostly,come leave admission matter) but just sharing experiences and information because i like such an educative forum like this. I start each day by reading the thread like daily newspaper which i also use people's experiences in solving similar complex issues i have before me.I learn so much even English languages, grammars/grammatical sentences/statements here too from @thesoj @yemdogg i hail una wella.

I remain *TRV Doctor*

humble me,
sign
michV
cheesy

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Nobody: 9:29pm On Jan 25, 2017
I'd like to get an opinion on how feasible chances are that one can get an admission to a research based masters program (especially in Computer Science/Engineering).

I've tried contacting a few professors to no relevant avail.

I've come to the understanding that unless you have a real concrete research proposal, efforts to directly contact potential supervisors will most likely be futile.

Has there been anyone in the forum who was successful in MSc. application without contacting a potential supervisor prior to applying (particularly in comp sci/eng)?

@michV @thesoj @yemdogg @Genius000 @QuantumMove01 your inputs will be appreciated.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by gkgraphics(m): 9:44pm On Jan 25, 2017
Good evening everyone,
I just received a mail from CIC to add my degree or diploma certificate to the documents I uploaded before
Also I got a request to for medicals too
My questions
Will they accept my statement of result instead of certificate since lautech has been on strike for 8 months now
Does the medical request mean anything about my chances of getting the permit since school resumed on 9th of January

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by Nobody: 9:57pm On Jan 25, 2017
gkgraphics:
Good evening everyone,
I just received a mail from CIC to add my degree or diploma certificate to the documents I uploaded before
Also I got a request to for medicals too
My questions
Will they accept my statement of result instead of certificate since lautech has been on strike for 8 months now
Does the medical request mean anything about my chances of getting the permit since school resumed on 9th of January
anticipate positive TRV approval at the end.the mail for additional document is a success in addition to the medical mail.original statement of result can surface which is duly signed by the registrar.approaching toward approval, CIC will request a new offer letter so start now to bother your school.

*TRV Doc*
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by habig1: 10:04pm On Jan 25, 2017
hello house, please am new here and I need you guys help as regards this:
I have a B.tech and MSc in Electrical engineering (communication engineering option), I wish to further with PhD but my concern now is how do I get schools in USA or Canada with full funding whose requirement are not that strict considering my background (Nigeria Education).your suggestions and contribution will be appreciated..I have just one year experience in telecom field ,no paper has bin published.

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