fratermathy:


I agree. A PhD is a job and no one should start it in Canada without FULL FUNDING! It is abnormal to pay for a PhD in North America.

As someone with experience in Canadian schools and have helped many to get admission with full scholarship, I 101% support this statement. It is a very very bad idea to do PhD without funding. Even schools that offer funding use that entice people to do it.

Except you are going for research and academic position, PhD will likely give you a poor return on investment in Canada. Also note that research and academic positions are small and hard to get in Canada. A word is enough for the wise. I won’t talk about this topic again.

Osemigho:


I believe you can work or study with the work permit. However, work in a NOC B, A, or O gives you a better opportunity to immigrate. If I have to choose between work or study with an open work permit, I will work in a profession that increases my PR chances. Some jobs like admin assistant and daycare worker are more easier to get. You can actually get them within the Nigerian-Canadian network. However, these jobs don’t fit most people’s expectation of Canada. Some also don’t know that some hustle are more professional or recognized than others. As such, many end up wasting most months, if not all, Of their work permit in search for more competitive jobs, while some do jobs that do not increase their immigration opportunities. To be successful in Canada, you have to be determined and strategic. You need to know opportunities to pursue, and Why and how to pursue them.

All the best.

Please can I PM you? ����

Osemigho:


As someone with experience in Canadian schools and have helped many to get admission with full scholarship, I 101% support this statement. It is a very very bad idea to do PhD without funding. Even schools that offer funding use that entice people to do it.

Except you are going for research and academic position, PhD will likely give you a poor return on investment in Canada. Also note that research and academic positions are small and hard to get in Canada. A word is enough for the wise. I won’t talk about this topic again.

Please can I pm you? ��

vibrant99:
Most school I know from 2021 sept give out full funding for 75% in ur Msc.

To also calrify the guy talking about money, most schools for PHD is less than 8K CAD, let’s relax a bit and most school will not charge you a second year fee if you improve significantly! Lots and lots of advantage with PhD, because you are building their rating being there !!

Most schools for PhD is less than 8k? I beg to differ. Most Canadian school that charge 8k for yearly PhD tuition will likely charge same amount for a masters research in the same program or school. If I am wrong, please provide evidence.

Lots and lots of advantage with PhD? What are the advantages for the student and not the school? How does these pros outweigh the opportunity cost?

Ayodeji786:



Please check with Dr. Thomas Raymond at the Memorial University of Newfoundland. He’s having active research positions for PhD. If anything further please reach out to me. I could help you asper guide to get MITACS accelerate funding as well. Would guide you as per the Mitacs so you and your supervisor can submit a research proposal to the funding agency

I hope this help.

Checked out dr thomas but he into ecosystems more of biology. The MITACS accelerated funding will help

skull4eva:
Gurus in the house please help me with schools that offer Food engineering or food science or food technolog. Looking for a PhD admission with funding. Thanks

Hi,

Google & Do a Research on the following Programs & their respective Schools

- PhD in Agricultural, Food and Nutritional Science
University of Alberta, Alberta

- PhD in Food Science
Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia

- PhD Food Science
University of Guelph, Ontario

- PhD in food science
University of Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan

- PhD in food science
Memorial University of Newfoundland, Newfoundland and Labrador

- PhD in Food Science
University of Manitoba, Manitoba

- PhD Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics
University of Guelph, Ontario

- PhD in Food Science (Vancouver)
University of British Columbia, British Columbia

- Collaborative Specialization in Food Studies
University of Toronto, Ontario

- PhD in Food Science and Agricultural Chemistry
McGill University, Quebec

- PhD in Integrated Studies in Land and Food Systems (Vancouver)
University of British Columbia, British Columbia

Also,

Visit the Link below for tips on
- GETTING A SUPERVISOR AND POSSIBLE, FUNDING (Based on Experience of a Nairalander)

- What To Include In Emails To Professors When Seeking Grad. School Admission, Funding in Canada & US

- How to write a compelling SOP for Graduate school
https://www.nairaland.com/5818588/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/111#90933556

Good luck!!!

PhD funding from the university alone can not get get you study permit. You must also show proof that you have your own personal funding or a reliable source of funding from your immediate family. The reason is this: perhaps you are not doing well with your research and your supervisor decides to kick you out, the question is how do you cope. The VO expect that you should be able to prove that you can cope financially pending when you are able to make a decision either leaving or getting another opportunity.

[Mitacs funding requires that you must have an admission already and both you, your supervisor and an organisation where you will do your internship are in agreement and the organisation must have accepted that your research work suits their interest and also ready to provide their own part of the funding. quote author=skull4eva post=94107303]
Checked out dr thomas but he into ecosystems more of biology. The MITACS accelerated funding will help[/quote]

Trip2:
PhD funding from the university alone can not get get you study permit. You must also show proof that you have your own personal funding or a reliable source of funding from your immediate family. The reason is this: perhaps you are not doing well with your research and your supervisor decides to kick you out, the question is how do you cope. The VO expect that you should be able to prove that you can cope financially pending when you are able to make a decision either leaving or getting another opportunity.

Some universities give what they call "guaranteed minimum funding". Not all funding comes from supervisors. In fact, in many schools the funding comes from the department or other internal sources rather than from the supervisor. Basically, the VO doesn't even need your personal SoA if you have a minimum "guaranteed" funding letter. Although it's always advised to add your personal SoA for all visa applications.

Funding from supervisors cannot be rescinded once applied. It's an automated process. Once you get a signed letter with a specific duration of funding, it holds. The only issue is if the duration doesn't exceed one year. In that case, the student can have some issues in the following years should funding not be available.

For PhD students, I'd advise that they always get minimum guaranteed funding for 4 years. Most of my friends at McGill, Concordia and Alberta have minimum guaranteed funding of at least C$20,000 per year for 4 years. This amount can be supplemented by TA/RAships, external scholarships or supervisor's grants. They are all in the Humanities/Social Sciences.

It is only in the pure sciences that supervisors can fully fund their students and so I don't know how things operate with that system.

fratermathy:


"Recommend interview" doesn't mean that your application has been refused or will be refused. It simply means they'll review it further. You still have hope as it appears. However, I'm quite shocked that the VO has concerns despite the funding you've received. Funding usually takes care of financial questions and even with a spouse, the amount is more than enough.


Kindly post your complete profile and timeline so that more insights can come from there.

Thanks for your input. I will post my complete profile as you suggested.

Osemigho:


Most schools for PhD is less than 8k? I beg to differ. Most Canadian school that charge 8k for yearly PhD tuition will likely charge same amount for a masters research in the same program or school. If I am wrong, please provide evidence.

Lots and lots of advantage with PhD? What are the advantages for the student and not the school? How does these pros outweigh the opportunity cost?

Your questions weren't directed to me but I want to comment on the last questions.

Basically, no one should do a PhD if they are not interested in working as academics. It makes no sense to do a PhD simply because you want to do it or feel like doing it. It's only in Nigeria that egotistical persons do PhDs just for the title. In North America, a PhD doesn't make you special. It only means that you're a researcher/teacher.

Like you said, PhD students increase the profile of the university generally. This is why they prefer hiring applicants with research and publication experience. The more you publish under the banner of the university, the more visible the university becomes. Ultimately, your dissertation will make an original contribution to knowledge and you'd be doing so with the university's name. Your presence in the university can also attract huge funding and endowments to the university. We can argue that the university benefits more from this arrangement and that is why a PhD student should NEVER pay for the program.

A PhD program takes time, energy and drains you. Why should you pay for it? Job opportunities are limited to the academia or some specialist or research agencies. However, those who go for a PhD actually love academics so it works well for them. You shouldn't go for a PhD in Canada because you just want to migrate. It makes no sense to go through that stress just because you want to be in Canada when there are easier shortcuts that can be used.

To answer Osemigho, the cons of doing a PhD outweigh the pros. However, the most important factor is fulfilment. You do a PhD because you are passionate about it and when you finish, regardless of all odds, you'll be happy you did it. In terms of jobs, get ready to look for jobs mostly in the USA as offers are limited and competitive in Canada.

Good day family,

Am in a little fuse now, is there anyway I can recover password to my IRCC account I want to take full charge of it from my agent, but I just know only my UCI number, application number and email, I do not have the username or the GC key. Pls advice

Please, is anyone else experiencing this payment error message since Friday?

I tried making payment for my application to no avail

papijulah:
Please, is anyone else experiencing this payment error message since Friday?

I tried making payment for my application to no avail

Maximum transaction for master card in a month now is $100 now. Except you have a dollar card it will go through. But using mastercard, no no

Please guys what good MSc program can i apply for. U studied business education graduated with a 2.1 i would have loved something business-IT related in my masters

Olayinkaji:

Maximum transaction for master card in a month now is $100 now. Except you have a dollar card it will go through. But using mastercard, no no

This is really insane... Just 100usd a month?

Thank you for this
Mothers are getting the needed support.

Luckymama:


It’s a dicey situation. Some people have succeeded with their children while others haven’t. Personally I choose not to apply with my kids. I know of two families who did the same.
1. Scenario 1. Mum applies alone. Gets her visa and travelled. Once enrolled she applies for permits for her children and husband (study for the children, work for the husband.) The entire process took about three months.

2. Scenario 2. Entire family had existing Canadian visitors visa. Mum applies for study visa and the entire family travelled. Husband and children were given permits at the border.

I would believe Scenario 2 might work in your Favour. You can travel with the three kids who have U.S passports. Since they do not need a visa to get into Canada you can ask for a study permit for them at the border.

If you are too nervous about being turned away, just enter with them as if they are coming on vacation. Then you apply for permits for them from inside Canada. The process will certainly be shorter and more likely to succeed. Besides, children of parents who are on study visa are entitled to attend school (1st to 12th grades) without any papers other than your study permit.

Cc@demii
Jesusrules24

Are you talking out of experience or mere assumptions?By guaranteed funding does not imply that the funding can not be rescinded. I am telling you without any fear of contradiction that funding for PhD students are rescinded once the student is not succeeding in his or her research work. Are u not also aware that students who apply with only showing funding from the school are Also refused study permit because they did not show funding on their part mostly especially students coming from developing countries.? I am talking from experience and not mere logic.
quote author=fratermathy post=94108943]

Some universities give what they call "guaranteed minimum funding". Not all funding comes from supervisors. In fact, in many schools the funding comes from the department or other internal sources rather than from the supervisor. Basically, the VO doesn't even need your personal SoA if you have a minimum "guaranteed" funding letter. Although it's always advised to add your personal SoA for all visa applications.

Funding from supervisors cannot be rescinded once applied. It's an automated process. Once you get a signed letter with a specific duration of funding, it holds. The only issue is if the duration doesn't exceed one year. In that case, the student can have some issues in the following years should funding not be available.

For PhD students, I'd advise that they always get minimum guaranteed funding for 4 years. Most of my friends at McGill, Concordia and Alberta have minimum guaranteed funding of at least C$20,000 per year for 4 years. This amount can be supplemented by TA/RAships, external scholarships or supervisor's grants. They are all in the Humanities/Social Sciences.

It is only in the pure sciences that supervisors can fully fund their students and so I don't know how things operate with that system. [/quote]

fratermathy:


Your questions weren't directed to me but I want to comment on the last questions.

Basically, no one should do a PhD if they are not interested in working as academics. It makes no sense to do a PhD simply because you want to do it or feel like doing it. It's only in Nigeria that egotistical persons do PhDs just for the title. In North America, a PhD doesn't make you special. It only means that you're a researcher/teacher.

Like you said, PhD students increase the profile of the university generally. This is why they prefer hiring applicants with research and publication experience. The more you publish under the banner of the university, the more visible the university becomes. Ultimately, your dissertation will make an original contribution to knowledge and you'd be doing so with the university's name. Your presence in the university can also attract huge funding and endowments to the university. We can argue that the university benefits more from this arrangement and that is why a PhD student should NEVER pay for the program.

A PhD program takes time, energy and drains you. Why should you pay for it? Job opportunities are limited to the academia or some specialist or research agencies. However, those who go for a PhD actually love academics so it works well for them. You shouldn't go for a PhD in Canada because you just want to migrate. It makes no sense to go through that stress just because you want to be in Canada when there are easier shortcuts that can be used.

To answer Osemigho, the cons of doing a PhD outweigh the pros. However, the most important factor is fulfilment. You do a PhD because you are passionate about it and when you finish, regardless of all odds, you'll be happy you did it. In terms of jobs, get ready to look for jobs mostly in the USA as offers are limited and competitive in Canada.

Actually i finished msc 2015 and been working in a academic environment as more or less a contract staff thats why i cant access tetfund. We have done regularization waiting for the main employment letters now but if i get it i will have to wait 4 two years to access tetfund that ismy appointment must be confirmed. Haven said that phd is my career progression if i intend to come back and also beat the Vo purpose of visit wahala. My question is if i have the SOA of 8m after paying tuition will my study permit stand a chance of approval. Once my employment is confirmed i will surely get tetfund. My supervisor also will give funding after i have reached there. That is wat he is saying. As a plan B have already started mail new supervisors and will still mail more

Trip2:
Are you talking out of experience or mere assumptions?By guaranteed funding does not imply that the funding can not be rescinded. I am telling you without any fear of contradiction that funding for PhD students are rescinded once the student is not succeeding in his or her research work. Are u not also aware that students who apply with only showing funding from the school are Also refused study permit because they did not show funding on their part mostly especially students coming from developing countries.? I am talking from experience and not mere logic.
quote author=fratermathy post=94108943]

Some universities give what they call "guaranteed minimum funding". Not all funding comes from supervisors. In fact, in many schools the funding comes from the department or other internal sources rather than from the supervisor. Basically, the VO doesn't even need your personal SoA if you have a minimum "guaranteed" funding letter. Although it's always advised to add your personal SoA for all visa applications.

Funding from supervisors cannot be rescinded once applied. It's an automated process. Once you get a signed letter with a specific duration of funding, it holds. The only issue is if the duration doesn't exceed one year. In that case, the student can have some issues in the following years should funding not be available.

For PhD students, I'd advise that they always get minimum guaranteed funding for 4 years. Most of my friends at McGill, Concordia and Alberta have minimum guaranteed funding of at least C$20,000 per year for 4 years. This amount can be supplemented by TA/RAships, external scholarships or supervisor's grants. They are all in the Humanities/Social Sciences.

It is only in the pure sciences that supervisors can fully fund their students and so I don't know how things operate with that system.

Thank you boss

Trip2:
Are you talking out of experience or mere assumptions?By guaranteed funding does not imply that the funding can not be rescinded. I am telling you without any fear of contradiction that funding for PhD students are rescinded once the student is not succeeding in his or her research work. Are u not also aware that students who apply with only showing funding from the school are Also refused study permit because they did not show funding on their part mostly especially students coming from developing countries.? I am talking from experience and not mere logic.

I am talking as a fully funded PhD student who is acquainted with the PhD funding dynamics of the Humanities and Social Sciences in North America. Guaranteed funding offers are binding till the end of the offer duration, hence the word "guaranteed". They will not be rescinded or reduced except the student loses studentship or some serious economic catastrophe happens. So what you're saying is that funding is rescinded on account of lack of progress with research and my counter argument is that funding is not actually rescinded for that but rather, studentship is lost and with it, the funding. Failure to thrive in graduate school doesn't implicate only funding but studentship and one cannot leave while the other remains.

No one will take away guaranteed funding offered except the condition for that offer is no more and in almost all instances, the condition for that offer is to maintain active full-time student status. To maintain active student status means to work towards your degree. In essence, they won't rescind funding just because you have a little setback for a semester, for instance. However, if the setback progresses into stagnation and failure to meet the necessary degree milestones, the person loses studentship entirely and with it, the funding offer.

On the issue of study permit refusal with funding, it is quite rare for that to happen but even when it does happens, the reason is not because of financial capacity but more like home ties, academic progression, and other allied reasons. When it is because of finance, then it may be tied to insufficient funds, especially if the tuition is so high that the balance drops to less than C$10,000 per year. I've seen people get visas with full funding and a personal account balance of just N100,000. No kidding.

Since it appears we are both talking from experience, let's not argue over this. Experiences can indeed change the way we see things. All experiences are not the same and the essence of exchanges like this is for others to see the broader picture and adapt accordingly despite the diversity of experiences.

Basic schools, we will say Averagely ...

PhD fees is 8k CAD, if i know anyone who didn’t get funding and got admitted I will press them on to go ahead with it.
There are just too many opportunities waiting for you but because it is dressed in work clothes , we run away.

People read too many internet blogs and write ups, and you just wonder, PhD can take you anywhere in this entire world and render you opportunities in the most unlike places ever imagined.

A friend left for PhD in Canada in 2012, and when he got there , he was happy he has finally made the Canadian trip until he started seeing a different perspective to it , He applied for a Job in academia in a University in Qatar , and he was invited , he passed interview.
He is currently the head of his department at 37yrs, earns in Pounds Sterling that someone in Canada only prays for, and he just uploaded a pics on on his I.G saying “Qatarian”....

You don’t know where you are heading but you some how have a picture of your destination, it may actually be a “Lay-By”.... the bigger picture can even be Singapore, Thailand ..... Australia , UK (funny enough, I have a friend who got a Job in UK and left Canada)...

Just work hard at ur education first .

Osemigho:


Most schools for PhD is less than 8k? I beg to differ. Most Canadian school that charge 8k for yearly PhD tuition will likely charge same amount for a masters research in the same program or school. If I am wrong, please provide evidence.

Lots and lots of advantage with PhD? What are the advantages for the student and not the school? How does these pros outweigh the opportunity cost?

vibrant99:
Basic schools, we will say Averagely ...

PhD fees is 8k CAD, if i know anyone who didn’t get funding and got admitted I will press them on to go ahead with it.
There are just too many opportunities waiting for you but because it is dressed in work clothes , we run away.

People read too many internet blogs and write ups, and you just wonder, PhD can take you anywhere in this entire world and render you opportunities in the most unlike places ever imagined.

A friend left for PhD in Canada in 2012, and when he got there , he was happy he has finally made the Canadian trip until he started seeing a different perspective to it , He applied for a Job in academia in a University in Qatar , and he was invited , he passed interview.
He is currently the head of his department at 37yrs, earns in Pounds Sterling that someone in Canada only prays for, and he just uploaded a pics on on his I.G saying “Qatarian”....

You don’t know where you are heading but you some how have a picture of your destination, it may actually be a “Lay-By”.... the bigger picture can even be Singapore, Thailand ..... Australia , UK (funny enough, I have a friend who got a Job in UK and left Canada)...

Just work hard at ur education first .

Thank you vibrant 99. Actually I Had already deferred to winter 2021 before the comments started coming in. My principle is while awaiting another opportunity dont throw away the one at hand. Mcgill is a good school and highly competitive. I have started mailing new supervisors but pending their responses i wish to know whether if i proceed to submit a new SOA of 8m after i have paid 10k cad tuition i will overcome the VO concerns on finance? Things would get better am certain. Just answer me in all honesty. If i wont stand a chance of approval with that let me know

Justiyke4u:


Thank you for your response. The dollar card you mentioned does it mean I have to open a dom account.

You need a dom account, without that you can’t get a usd card..

The radical truth is that you can even get an approval with this same exact application that was rejected without touching a thing , but now we seem to play safe .

If you are applying soon, then .... don’t change a thing on the SOA,

If you are applying later on , yes you can source for funds anywhere it will be accessible and ultimately make it known to the next person reading it that you had to go out of ur way to get money.

I want to be in this ur success story , it is really worth it.

skull4eva:

Thank you vibrant 99. Actually I Had already deferred to winter 2021 before the comments started coming in. My principle is while awaiting another opportunity dont throw away the one at hand. Mcgill is a good school and highly competitive. I have started mailing new supervisors but pending their responses i wish to know whether if i proceed to submit a new SOA of 8m after i have paid 10k cad tuition i will overcome the VO concerns on finance? Things would get better am certain. Just answer me in all honesty. If i wont stand a chance of approval with that let me know

Silent reader..but i thought to share this one. I think everyone should apply for their gcms notes so you can plan yourself accordingly. it will certainly give you an idea of VO's leanings on your matter especially if you haven't gotten an update and your application has been ongoing for at least 3 months +. It seems a lot of decisions have already been made.

Profile: BSc Engineering, 30+, Married, Banker, going for MBA @ UoT

1st application; Applied 9th Feb
No medicals
Biometrics done 17th Feb
BVL 5th Mar
1st Application Refused 6th Mar
Reasons: Home ties, Purpose of visit, Employment prospects
Applied for GCMS 10th Mar
Received GCMS 8th April

2nd application 28th April
Revised LOE specifically targeting visa refusal reasons and VO's concerns as seen in GCMS notes
Upfront medicals
Medicals passed 26th May
BVL 26th May
No update since, no AIP
Started classes online without resigning 1st Sep
Applied for GCMS 1st Sep
Received GCMS 19th Sep

I suppose 'info sharing' as seen in the notes implies that PPR will happen when travel restrictions ease and normal operations resume.

It will end in praise.

mii4all:
Silent reader..but i thought to share this one. I think everyone should apply for their gcms notes so you can plan yourself accordingly. it will certainly give you an idea of VO's leanings on your matter especially if you haven't gotten an update and your application has been ongoing for at least 3 months +. It seems a lot of decisions have already been made.

Profile: BSc Engineering, 30+, Married, Banker, going for MBA @ UoT

1st application; Applied 9th Feb
No medicals
Biometrics done 17th Feb
BVL 5th Mar
1st Application Refused 6th Mar
Reasons: Home ties, Purpose of visit, Employment prospects
Applied for GCMS 10th Mar
Received GCMS 8th April

2nd application 28th April
Revised LOE specifically targeting visa refusal reasons and VO's concerns as seen in GCMS notes
Upfront medicals
Medicals passed 26th May
BVL 26th May
No update since, no AIP
Started classes online without resigning 1st Sep
Applied for GCMS 1st Sep
Received GCMS 19th Sep

I suppose 'info sharing' as seen in the notes implies that PPR will happen when travel restrictions ease and normal operations resume.

It will end in praise.

WOW!!!! I am even happier than you. Congratulations. Approval things!!!

good thing

mii4all:
Silent reader..but i thought to share this one. I think everyone should apply for their gcms notes so you can plan yourself accordingly. it will certainly give you an idea of VO's leanings on your matter especially if you haven't gotten an update and your application has been ongoing for at least 3 months +. It seems a lot of decisions have already been made.

Profile: BSc Engineering, 30+, Married, Banker, going for MBA @ UoT

1st application; Applied 9th Feb
No medicals
Biometrics done 17th Feb
BVL 5th Mar
1st Application Refused 6th Mar
Reasons: Home ties, Purpose of visit, Employment prospects
Applied for GCMS 10th Mar
Received GCMS 8th April

2nd application 28th April
Revised LOE specifically targeting visa refusal reasons and VO's concerns as seen in GCMS notes
Upfront medicals
Medicals passed 26th May
BVL 26th May
No update since, no AIP
Started classes online without resigning 1st Sep
Applied for GCMS 1st Sep
Received GCMS 19th Sep

I suppose 'info sharing' as seen in the notes implies that PPR will happen when travel restrictions ease and normal operations resume.

It will end in praise.

Look at me smilling ooo

Yes, I have also seen people who got their study permit approved with no extra statement of account submitted asides the full funding letters. Someone even with less than 300k SOA got medical request and AIP. Everyone's case can't be the same. All you need to do is pray and do the best you can.

fratermathy:


I am talking as a fully funded PhD student who is acquainted with the PhD funding dynamics of the Humanities and Social Sciences in North America. Guaranteed funding offers are binding till the end of the offer duration, hence the word "guaranteed". They will not be rescinded or reduced except the student loses studentship or some serious economic catastrophe happens. So what you're saying is that funding is rescinded on account of lack of progress with research and my counter argument is that funding is not actually rescinded for that but rather, studentship is lost and with it, the funding. Failure to thrive in graduate school doesn't implicate only funding but studentship and one cannot leave while the other remains.

No one will take away guaranteed funding offered except the condition for that offer is no more and in almost all instances, the condition for that offer is to maintain active full-time student status. To maintain active student status means to work towards your degree. In essence, they won't rescind funding just because you have a little setback for a semester, for instance. However, if the setback progresses into stagnation and failure to meet the necessary degree milestones, the person loses studentship entirely and with it, the funding offer.

On the issue of study permit refusal with funding, it is quite rare for that to happen but even when it does happens, the reason is not because of financial capacity but more like home ties, academic progression, and other allied reasons. When it is because of finance, then it may be tied to insufficient funds, especially if the tuition is so high that the balance drops to less than C$10,000 per year. I've seen people get visas with full funding and a personal account balance of just N100,000. No kidding.

Since it appears we are both talking from experience, let's not argue over this. Experiences can indeed change the way we see things. All experiences are not the same and the essence of exchanges like this is for others to see the broader picture and adapt accordingly despite the diversity of experiences.

Yaaaay I love to see it. Congratulations.

Faithyyyyy:
hi guys . it’s an approval alert .

thank you to frank and all the other veterans in the house .

i was admitted to two universities for a second masters so i chose University of Ottawa.


applied 17th August
Upfront medicals
Tuition fees for first semester paid using Western Union business solutions )Form A .
Eligibility review ; 4th September
GCMS 11th September yet to come
Approval 18th September
Home ties husband , our Canadian child and my company.
SOP SIX LONG PAGES WELL TITLED WITH SUBHEADINGS . i didn’t study english for nothing oooh .
i have already resumed classes and loving it. i will say keep your dreams close to your chest and don’t let anyone even a professional deter you. keep pushing.
i have an active EE profile with 462 points and aced ielts at first seating. after visiting canada last year i said ah , this place is calling my name everyday.

i was worried about a lot of things because i was confused whether to delete my EE profile but i explained in my SOP and said e go be things but not in my case abeg. I am grateful to God for his constant favour and mercies.

please keep believing. God will come through for you .