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Good evening all

Pls I have an expired passport. I plan to use it in my school applications but will get a new one by next year.

Should u go ahead and use the old one to apply to schools?

Frankrobbn1:
I totally get where you're coming from, and I did some digging for you. While it's important to note that tuition fees can vary depending on the specific program and institution, I found a couple of options that might fit within the $10k to $12k CAD range for a one-year program:

1. Centennial College in Ontario: They offer various programs with tuition fees in that range. You can check their website for more details.

2. Algonquin College in Ontario: They have some programs that might fall within your budget. Take a look at their offerings to see if anything interests you.

Don't forget to check the specific program details, admission requirements, and available scholarships or financial aid options for each institution.

If you need more suggestions or have any other questions, feel free to ask here.


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Thanks

Good morning ppl

My observation so far is that most courses that I'm seeing in this Canadian school journey are mostly in the range of $16k cad or above for a one year program

Are there even courses below this amount. Like a course of $10k to $12k cad for a one year program?

Frankrobbn1:
When it comes to universities in Canada, the admission requirements can vary from one institution to another. While some universities may have a minimum CGPA requirement of 3.50 or higher, there are a few universities that may consider applicants with a CGPA of 2.2 like Memorial University of Newfoundland, University of New Brunswick and Crandall University just to mention a few. It's also important to note that meeting the minimum CGPA requirement doesn't guarantee admission, as universities also consider other factors like your statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, and relevant work experience.

As for your second question, the cost of education in Canada can vary between universities and colleges. Generally, college programs tend to be more affordable compared to university programs in some cases. However, this can vary depending on the specific program and institution you choose. It's a good idea to research and compare the tuition fees and other associated costs of different universities and colleges to find the best fit for your budget.

Let me know if there's anything else I can help you with!


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Thank you

Good evening guys

1) Please which universities in Canada accept a 2.2 cgpa

2) Also are universities cheaper than colleges?

Good evening guys

Abeg are there programs in this Canadian schools that are just $10k or less

shanny001:
Please, any advice/suggestions for me?
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Congrats. I studied Microbiology too
Pls what's the cost of each if the programs

Frankrobbn1:
They are the same thing with different titles.


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Amen

Good morning guys

Please what's the difference between a diploma course and a certificate course

Hi guys
I overstayed 3 months in Canada, this happened 15 years ago (2007). I am considering to apply for a student visa or for a job offer, do you think I will have problems because I overstayed?

Hi guys
Please do colleges give financial assistantship or grant

Chubby682:
Hello everyone. I would to like to know if anyone has gotten admission or to Sheridan college or Niagara college for January 2024 intake or any update on colleges for the 2024 intake on this forum, I have applied to these colleges since April and I haven't received any response. Thanks

Please what's the cost of attending Sheridan college and Niagara college respectively?

Queenslee:
Send them a message. They may give you a code to use before submitting your application. No harm in trying

Thanks

Hi guys
Please is there any Canadian school or college that can waive application fees that you know

justmoveglobal:
https://www.ontariocolleges.ca/en/apply-now/apply-now-international
you will find list of colleges in ontario most of them don't request English test

Thanks

kweje:
It means you can not apply to stay back and work in Canada after your studies at that school. (Which reduces chances at obtaining PR after studies if that is your intention.

Thank you

AussieJoan:
Unfortunately, Australia and cheap don't belong in the same sentence, and i think you can get the latest exchange rate by googling it.

Thank you

Hello guys
Please what does it mean by applying to a school with no PGWP?

Hi guys. I'm very new to Australian student visa
1) Please what's the tuition amount supposed to be for a cheap Australian university
2) What are some names of a cheap Australian university
3) What's the rate of Australian dollar to naira currently

TrumXray:
I never believed I could get my PPR in part 22 but God show forth. Testimonies abound for all active members of this platform right in this part.
Success to you all. All road leads to Moncton this fall

Which school did u apply to

Colleges in Canada that do not require any test of English.
Please if you know some reply me

Draybaba0103:
WHAT GOD CANNOT DO DOES NOT EXIST!!!
It's PPR guys.....
Submitted 12th June and approved 10th July...
The first time self applicant, even though I've been a silent reader for years. I waited for God's time.

What school did u apply to

Please does anyone have BCIS exam materials?

Hi guys,
While applying to colleges, when we get to the option of asking us if we have attended a university before or have a B.Sc, should be say Yes or No

Bobomaigida:
Try Northeastern University

They have Toronto and Vancouver campus.

Thank you

So no Canadian university or college has free application fee
This guys stingy sha

If it's USA, app fee waiver full everywhere

ActivatedDreams:
Your chances are slim to get into a university for a masters program but to can try. However colleges will accept you with full chest. Seneca college always offer application fee waiver you can look into that.

.

Thanks

Pls can I go for a master's degree with second class lower. Actually 3.39/5

Secondly are there universities/colleges in Canada without application fees

justmoveglobal:
1. People who graduate with 2nd class lower, 3rd class and pass is not eligible to apply to University for masters except you have a supervisor that want to work with you.
2. Financial involvement, you can go to college for 1yr PGD/PGC and still apply for PGWP after your study, so the burden of 2yrs tuition fee in acct and 2yrs living expenses won't be there
3. Individual difference can still play out here

Thanks for ur reply

ShowYoung:
Perhaps because they have recognized that:
1. Colleges do offer some of the things universities offer, e.g bachelor's degree, PGD, and what they want does not necessarily need one to attend a university.

2. Colleges are far better when it comes to employability in terms of employment and professional courses in a very short time. What chance does BSc Psychology have where Diploma in Nursing is? What chance does BSc Chemistry stand where Certificate in Carpentry is? Can you say MSc Software Engineering is better than PostGrad Cert in Software Engineering?

3. Nigerian professors have brainwashed us that university is the best. We failed to recognize and acknowledge what colleges are the best at.

Example is University of Western Ontario is in collaboration with Fanshawe College to run their Nursing program even though they know that Fanshawe offers Diploma in Nursing which will lead to RPN. UWO offers B NSc. that leads to RN. UWO recognizes Fanshawe's mastery in that field and embraces it to at least foster their first two years. This is great wisdom.

Thanks for ur reply

safex:
probably because the programs are shorter - 1-2 yrs. Besides, the education system here is different such that some college diploma are more valuable than university degrees

Thanks for ur reply

Please why do people with degree prefer to apply to colleges than universities