₦airaland Forum

Bobomaigida:
When they send you a new LOA, send it to IRCC so they can update your profile. Your visa will still allow you to enter Canada by Dec/Jan. My issue is all the dates you have been rescheduling with the airlines hope it has not been costing you money. These schools that just keep admitting without considering their capacity.

chrisifeanyi:
Please my people, what's the naira to Canadian dollar rate today. I want to pay tuition deposit and someone that's helping me to do it is calculating at ₦720. I think it's high.

Teefab:
There is a telegram grp for UCW students, let me know if you will like to be added

[/quote][quote author=Iyere2023 post=125123147]Hello everyone
Please I would like a WhatsApp group or link for student going to university Canada west Vancouver this September. I am new here and don’t really how to go about a lot of info about my school.
A community would help, because I have a lot of questions
Thank you 😊

Remmilekunn:
Yes pls, I need to join the group too

Ayobamiaz:
Me sef still Dey find under 2.5 but I never see na 3m I Dey see

JMG12:
You only book appointment if you want to submit in-person but through courier you don't need an appointment for that, kindly use the courier office close to vfs office

Timonline:
Good day family, please is anyone coming from Nigeria to Vancouver or any city in the BC mainland area by September?. I need someone to help me carry my Nigerian driver's license.

Misstolaly:
Have you been sending webforms and emails?

Call IRCC on Monday using the steps in the image below and watch your application approved (a decision sent to you) before end of next week. Did you do upfront medicals? Subscribe to Viber unlimited calls to Canada for NGN1100 per month (charged in USD) and be polite to the agents explaining how tensed you have been, they will leave a note on your case which will prompt a look over.

Ohthinktwice:
Considering how difficult it was to get admission into the University, one would think that once that happened, someone's problems would be over, however that often turns out to be the beginning of an entirely different problem which wouldn't be solved until one had successfully graduated from the University.

Then after the celebration of graduation was over, the reality soon sets in about how all that effort, time and resources, etc being invested into getting a University degree was basically to make one able to get a good job.

A few graduates are lucky enough to get a job immediately afterwards, but most have to wait. And the time of waiting differs from individual to individual. Some have to wait for months, some up to a year, others have wait to for up five years and even more.

So what category do you fall into? He long did you have to wait before you got a job after graduation?

Share your experiences here so others could learn a thing or two to help them prepare for life after graduation.

Cheers.