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Well, I have a very valid reason : if you want to be anything more than an office grunt here in my country, you need a MBA.

I have a Bachelor of Arts Degree Majoring in "Consular and Diplomatic Affairs." It's mostly case studies and international history. Now, if I took a Master of Arts Major in Cultural Studies, specifically this one : http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/index/grad-studies-ma-eng-cs Will it be a study...

Thank you very much, sir. Very informative. I thought that particular PNP is a "little too good". My first choice is Memorial University of Newfoundland. It's 2 years long. Their PNP isn't very good but MUN's tuition is extremely low. So for example, my MBA program is 1 year in length, that...

Alright, we're in this together. Can you please tell me how your case turns up? Is the program your taking a PGD?

So, I've checked Ottawa's PNP program for MBA graduates. It says you only need to study for a year and don't even need a job offer to apply for a PNP. This sounds too good. My question is that how often do they change the requirement? Will it still be the same 3 years from now? Because 1 year...

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Another bump.

Up. Would it be safe to assume it's not a mismatch at all? I'm just worried about the major.

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Yes, it's another topic about Study Mismatch but I can't find any that relates to Bachelor or Arts. So, my Bachelor of Arts' major is somewhere in the line of international relations study. Would it be a study mismatch if I decide to take a MBA? I heard MBA is for all and even for people who...

Would it be possible to get a rough estimate of my chances of being accepted? I only have a Bachelors of Arts Degree and 6 years work experience. My IELTS is 8 on the average, I haven't taken a GMAT yet.

Thank you for your reply. I'll probably still try, I'll have a reasonable SOP at the very least. It's just that the educational stream I have right now is a dead-end.

Sorry for the double post but I really need more information. In a way, General Studies and Bachelor of Arts are related, but the major I want are not. Is this still a course mismatch case?

I'm afraid of that. What should I take then? The field I finished was International Relations. I don't think I'm qualified for masters and the post graduate diploma have no relation to my current field... EDIT: My current is Bachelor of Arts - International Relations (it has a different name...

I hope so because I genuinely want to refresh my career and start over in a new field. I need this diploma from a first world country to do just that and be competitive in the job market at home once I graduate.

Oh thank goodness! I'm not alone. I feel much much better that there's someone on the same boat. Please keep me posted, I'll let you know if I find any information. EDIT : Just to be clear, mine is an ordinary diploma and not a post grad diploma.

Did anyone here apply for a Diploma level program after having a bachelor's in the Philippines? I need to take it because I want a career change but I'm afraid of being rejected because of study mismatch...

Hello, I'm interested in taking a 2 year diploma program (not PGD) even though I already have a bachelors degree. Will there be any problems here even if I provide a good SOP? I need to do this to change my educational/career stream.

It's Bachelor of Arts - Major in Consular and Diplomatic Affairs if it makes the questions easier to answer. Thank you.

I did. Going to get my reply on November. Not sure if I'm going to get a study mismatch from the VO though...