hopeefe:
Pls I have an intention to go to Canada for studies, and I need schools around British Columbia, but presently I can't find a marketable course that fit my Bsc in Biochemistry, I want to go in for a PGD because I graduated with a 3rd class.

What about pgd Human resources management, will I be denied visa

Is Post graduate Certificate same with PGD?
Pls I need ur advice on courses and school to choose
Thanks

hopeefe:
I have bsc Biochemistry, pls which school those PGD in that course or related courses. Pls help, its urgent

hopeefe:
Chocs, Pls advice on PGD courses in Biochemistry and school that i can apply. Thanks.

Marvel4u:
Please, what's the possibility of getting a full funded admission for PhD, and which schools are favourable

Chocs:
Hi hopeefe,

If the average GPA of your last 2 years in Uni is up to 3.25 (65%) you can check out PGD in food science at the Uni Saskatchewan.

Cheers

dogice:


Hello,

Most post secondary institution in Canada go with a scale of 4.00 (I know UToronto is outta 4) but technically speaking, you can convert to any scale you like. In this case, your overall CGPA will be [(4.49/5) x 4] = 3.59.

In order to calculate your last 2 years, it depends on the number of credit you took in each of these years. So assuming you took equal amount of credit courses for those 2 years (say 60 credit courses each), you can just scale down to a scale of 4 using the weighted average.

i.e. [(0.5 x 4.75) + (0.5 x 4.58)] = 4.665
then [(4.665/5) x 4] = 3.73

Chocs:
Hello,

Your question is not clear. Are you looking for courses in your field? What do you want info about?



Best wishes

Futurewiser:


Regina tuition is very high 16,000 dollar per year excluding living expenses and accommodation ooh. lets say u get a job that pays 10 dollar per hour. you are allowed to work only 20 hourse per week meaning 80 hour per month/4 weeks so you earn 800 dollars per month then times a year is 9,600 which cannot even pay the tuition fee of 16,000 per year. Out of the 800 you earn per month, remove like 400 for accommodation you will have 400 left. remove feeding and transport and books and call cards and other expenses that may arise monthly and u have 00.00
I will advise you look for other affordable tuition especially now that dollar is so high in black market to avoid unforseen circumstances.

MayAmy:
Hi guys, I applied to MUN for Masters in Employment Relations (winter 2021). Please is there anyone else who applied for same?

tensazangetsu:

Then try schools in the USA. If you dont mind coming back to nigeria, you could also try European universities and apply to the erasmus mundus program. Make sure you go to the best schools o. No matter what anyone tells you, the ranking of the school you go to now really matters.

Chinnychappy:
hi.. Please do you know if Bsc obtained after nysc is acceptable in Canadian universities? (Went to a poly and served afterwards before going to obtain Bsc from a private accredited uni).


Or do I go the PGD/PGC route

@justwise @justmellow

Chinnychappy:
hi.. Please do you know if Bsc obtained after nysc is acceptable in Canadian universities? (Went to a poly and served afterwards before going to obtain Bsc from a private accredited uni).


Or do I go the PGD/PGC route

@justwise @justmellow

tba11:
Hello,
Please can someone help me. I want to buy my plane ticket because am meant to be in Canada be4 MAY 4 for Fanshawe College (which is a one year program).

Pls wanted to ask if I buy a one way tickets will it be an issue when I get to Canada or to be on a safe side I should buy two way tickets instead.

hopeefe:
Chocs, Pls advice on PGD courses in Biochemistry and school that i can apply. Thanks.

NairaLuck:
Hello everyone who lives in Brantford Ontario, I am coming to CONESTOGA College

Naijaforeigner:

Sorry for my late response, I did not get your mention and this thread is not on the first page of the travel section.

The honest truth is the chances are very slim. As a student, you are only allowed to work for 20 hours and that can only take care of your feeding and accommodation. Getting a job to pay your tuition means you will work more than 20 hours, which might, depending on the situation, affect you getting a PR or PGWP when you are done with your studies.

These are the options I think you have;

However, I know some people who work more than 20 hours by doing cash jobs (so this does not reflect on their SIN number). Although, the chances of getting cash jobs depends on your city. I must be honest, only major cities in Canada (such as Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary, Alberta and so forth) have or offer steady cash jobs and it is not a guarantee.

Another option is getting a job on campus and working outside campus as well. As a student in Canada, you are allowed to work for unlimited number of hours on campus. If you are lucky to get a job on campus plus another job outside campus, you may be able to pull through. This also depends on the campus and city. Not all campuses have jobs for students on site.

P.s I know some people that have been able to pull it off but they are very few and this also depends on factors such as how much is the tuition. A student that has to pay $3,000 every semester is not facing as much pressure as someone who has to pay $8,000 every semester. The flexibility of payment and deadline by the school is another factor.

Idaytesj29:


i am about submitting for same course but for winter 2022, i just finished my SOI and uploaded my transcript today from my system. the only ones i need to wrap up is the Referee reports and letter to proof English as medium of learning.



so, are in MUN now?