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Welsh2np:
Good day, as per this your response to the thread below, this is my current dilemma and major worry:

- You can go for a 1year Master’s course too; it’s usually cheaper to show POF for 1year programs. When you go for a 1year program, before you finish it, you can apply for another 1year program from inside Canada- that way when you finish you can get a 3-years PGWP.

Please how possible is it to apply for another 1 year program from inside Canada and get a 3 years PGWP? I need answers please.

1. Admissions to Canadian Universities are HIGHLY competitive. As for your CGPA (which is just one requirement for admission), it is okay, however you may want to double-check the last two years of your undergraduate transcript as that is what most schools look out for the most. And depending on your program GPA’s higher than 70% (for last two years) are often required.
Check your program tho, it may be higher. Like mine, 75% was required.
Also, note that other factors play an integral role when considering grad applications. Such as LOR, SOP,Standardized tests (such as GMAT or GRE or as required by your program)

- You can go for a 1year Master’s course too; it’s usually cheaper to show POF for 1year programs. When you go for a 1year program, before you finish it, you can apply for another 1year program from inside Canada- that way when you finish you can get a 3-years PGWP

2. Yes it shows enough progression

3. No one answer fits. Check your school out first. Usually you should have CAD$10,000 (Living expenses) per year+Tuition fees for a year+Health insurance+Miscellaneous(at least 4k for flight and travel round trip).

So when the time comes, she may pay your first year tuition, and transfer living cost to your account using a deed of gift, that way she won’t be needing much to show as POF.

4. Google can help you with you. Google is your friend.

All the best