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Notasowie30s:
Thank you

your advise is going to be most helpful, what i wanna ask is this

i graduated 2014 , been working with an engineering company... i was told that unless you pay your full tuition u wont be issue a visa
i dont know how true is that ........
please i need answers

Its a lie... Paying full tuition or part tuition and even accommodation does not guarantee you a visa. Even CIC adviced against that as someone said. On your own part to portray or show some seriousness to the VO that you are actually going to study in Canada then u can make part or full payment but try to know the schools refund policy before doing this so you wont have much to loose even if the unexpected happens. God will favour you.

Sharonlass10:
Good day Nlanders and gurus. I want to reapply for college and found out two different colleges, which are Lambton and fanshawe, please which is better?

Note: both are for postgraduate course.

Suggestions are highly appreciated.

Both are nice colleges but i would go with fanshawe. Tho I don't know much about the other one but fanshawe gives prompt response to applicants and I learnt alot of Nigerians are there. My opinion tho.

Hello gurus, please help oooo

I just received a bombshell this morning, some days after submitting my application, I got my medical mail and it was done the next day. I waited for two months only to get my passport this morning and it was a refusal ... Why doing medicals when they wont give visa??..
Details:
Pgd in Computer systems technician.
I paid first semester tuition and accommodation

Reasons for denial are as follows:

They said.... You have not satisfied me that you would leave Canada at the end of your stay..in reaching this decision, I considered several factors,
1. Travel history..
2. Family ties in Canada and in country of residence
3. Purpose of visit
4. Current employment situation.

Currently am not employed. Am just working under my parents cos of d plans of furthering my studies.

Finished school 2013.. B.sc comp Sci, 2.2 grade.