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ActivatedDreams:
I guess you should first check the requirements of the program you are applying first. Check if you meet the minimum admission requirements.

Generally, most graduate diploma programs require applicants to have completed a bachelor's degree or equivalent with a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 or higher (on a 4.0 scale).

since you have a third class CGPA, which is typically considered to be between 1.5 and 2.0 on a 4.0 scale, you may not meet the minimum GPA requirement for admission to a graduate diploma program in a Canadian college. However, some institutions may consider other factors such as work experience, relevant skills and qualifications, and strong letters of recommendation when making admission decisions so it’s best to apply to programs that a directly related to your undergraduate study then when you get to canada you can consider switching to your dream career.

All my work experience and relevant skills are tied to Human Resources, worked in a government office for than a year and gain skills and knowledge in the human resource department which brought me to this point. That’s why I decided to apply for a human resource post graduate diploma. I got fund of it and loved it, it was something I enjoyed and wanted to keep doing

ActivatedDreams:
Okay .

Your CGPA is on a scale of what ?
What course did you studied in your undergraduate and what course are you applying for ?
What college did you applied to ?

I applied to college of New Caledonia
My CGPA is a 2.46 which is a third class
And I studied Law and applied for a post graduate course in HR

Good evening all.
Please I need your help urgently
I have a CGPA of 2.46 and I recently applied to a college in Canada for a post graduate course and I got rejected cause of my low grades.
Truth be told what I’m after is different from what I studied and I had no passion there and finally there is an opportunity for me to do what I want and have interest in
Please any advice or what to do or suggestions on schools that I can apply to and might accept me even with the low CGPA
Thank you

Hi
This is my story
I just finished from university with a 2.4 in law and I had a year of nysc serving in a petroleum government organization and served under a secretary instead of their law department… now I want to apply for masters in Canada in Human resources and international relations

Any one with any advice on what to do and how to go about it