tokiniofficial:

I'm already booked for Manitoba, didn't get enough infor before choosing it. Just hope I'm gonna like it there cos I hardly see peeps here heading that direction.

GboyegaD:

Seriously I do not agree. You can get shared apts for as little as $400 and averagely it is about $500 - $550 monthly.

Ottawaguy: Some people are okay paying agents.let everyone decide what they think will work for them.by the way Lambton is a good college.it in Sarnia,Ontario.the good thing is it shares border with USA .therefore,u can stand in downtown Sarnia and be looking at USA just across.it is not a too big city though cos I believe it around 80k population and most are oyinbo sha o but you will not be disappointed.Also,cost of accommodation and transportation is reasonable compared to bigger cities.

GboyegaD:

I truly don't understand your post. Are you replying my post with someone else combined?

siegfried99: Greetings to the house..

I wanna apply to any college or university in Canada with low tuition and which is not a RED FLAG .. can I get suggestions please?

Someone mentioned u can get permanent residence easier in some province, please which places are u referring to.?

Thanks.

Slimdel:

How's everything

siegfried99:

ottawaguy pls enlighten me on the bolded

Yep.that true.u can relocate to another province but the thing is some province will want u to study in their province,that way it makes it easier.I will give an example I know of a province that will allow u submit your application after 6 months of working as long as u study in their province .That same province requires peeps that studied in another province and relocated to their province to work 2 years bfor bn considered at all.

SavedbyYaweh: @ Ottawaguy, it seems u are in ottawa, pls just describe life in ottawa generally and how easy it is to get a job and cost of living too

Ottawaguy: I was only trying to explain my point with that statement.The province I was referring to was Saskatchewan.Mind you there are other conditions that has to be met and each province has different rules to qualify if u applying tru provinces.it better to find out more on each province on the net.some peeps apply directly to the federal govt of Canada instead of tru d province.each person and circumstance differs.

GboyegaD:

Seriously I do not agree. You can get shared apts for as little as $400 and averagely it is about $500 - $550 monthly.

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kclexa:

Relax, He specifically gave you an example of Calgary and Edmonton. If you doubt his opinion then check kijiji.ca for the prices of accommodation in the city you want to stay.

There are things that determine the price of your accommodation in Canada.

1) the city where your school is located
2) Do you want to live downtown close to all the city activities
3) is the accommodation fully furnished or unfurnished
4) Are all utility bills included or do you have to pay for certain bills

Don't expect the price of accommodation in new foundland to be the same as Vancouver. just as accommodation in Abuja and Ibadan can't be the same.
So do your maths well

Slimdel:
That isn't benefit noni, I thought award is being given out,, u didn't email me again please I can't remember your email add

GboyegaD:

Oga, I live in Calgary so I know what I'm talking about.

kclexa:

Oga, I live in Edmonton. So i also know what he is talking about. That is why I gave the steps to be considered.

Or do you want to tell me that the price of accommodation in southwest Calgary is the same as southeast Calgary or Downtown between 9th to 11 avenue.

Calgary accommodation and Fort McMurray accommodation is not the same nor is Red deer. not to even compare with Toronto and Vancouver. So just lay the facts and conditions that determine the prices then let the prospective Canadians (Naija hopefuls) do the right maths

GboyegaD:

Oga, do you expect an average student to go live in Downtown? Practically, students should live around the University as such the average rate I emphasize remains around $500-$550.

edwinbiz: Hello friends i sent my waec result to usask
on the 14 of this month, should i pay the application
fee or i should wait until the university ask me to do
so. secondly, by Gods grace if am granted admission
can i meet up the January session?

koladata: Hi everybody, thanks for the good jobs you are doing. I plan to apply for a one year diploma program in a school in canada, whats my chances of getting visa in this case that i'm not applying for a degree program?. And what's my chances of getting a 2years visa? The one year diploma program i applied for does not have co-op. Please i need your timely response. Thanks and Good bless.

GboyegaD:

I will check but I don't think I check that email often. What's app me on either of my numbers will be more effective.

GboyegaD:

They have changed this rule since June 1st. Graduate student can work only 20 hours off campus all year round and you can work on campus for as much as you can but you must perform academically too.

Oyeleye2011: Please my oga in the house. I want you to help me with the cheap flight. the one i wanted to booked yesterday was a little bit expensive, it is 370k. I am resuming Sep 3. Please, help me with any links. thanks all

Ottawaguy: Yep.that true.u can relocate to another province but the thing is some province will want u to study in their province,that way it makes it easier.I will give an example I know of a province that will allow u submit your application after 6 months of working as long as u study in their province.That same province requires peeps that studied in another province and relocated to their province to work 2 years bfor bn considered at all.

Paali means green card shey? But shebi if paali hard to get frm one pronvince, den na to port go another one na or am I missing sumtin?

pyhz:

Centennial application is free! U dont av to pay any dime for applying to the school.
Go ahead n fill the application form on thr site n submit. Application processing usually takes 2wks!