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Cheapest option doesn't have tracking lol.

It's International Mail, no tracking, cheapest option. The college mails it for free but doesn't allow tracking or expedited options. Some places I see it says 7-21 business days but its 18 now so I am kind of tired of waiting.

I think if it doesn't get there by next week, I'm gonna have my friend FedEx it

USA USPS is United States Postal Service. When they get to Canada they transfer the mail to Canada Post. I don't trust either of these to be honest and the worst part is I can't track

My school told me they only send USPS It's been roughly 14 working days :/

Usa

I would look away from Ontario. Places like BC have 'Tech Pilot' program which automatically gives you PNP nomination status without a job offer or anything else. Alberta and other regions may have something similar and I think you should do your research. If you are banking on finding a job...

Alberta is probably easier although I haven't done the full research. All I know is with Ontario the slots get filled up within hours so if you are counting on that for you PR application, I would think again. Alternatively, Master's does give you a lot of points. If you work 1 year + master's...

Honestly, who cares. Go through with it, worse they can say is apply again.

I agree with comment(s) above. Applying under implied status is not a problem for PGWP but you should have valid status if you are flagpoling

That's better than nothing. Show as much proof as you can. Absence of documents will only leave room for doubt for VO

No extension is not as complicated as initial study permit. Just need funds, LOA and maybe Letter of enrolment in current program.

Canuck, What do I need to submit for a study permit extension? Besides LOA

Get a credential evaluation done on your transcript and see what your Canadian equivalent is. You may be surprised with what you end up. Also, you miss 100% of the chances you don't take. I did not meet the 'requirements' of my program but I applied anyways, and ended up being accepted. As for...

You have a decent GRE score, why don't you apply for Master's??

https://www.hotcoursesabroad.com/study/provider-result.html?collegeId=413882&countryId=32&catCode=RH.38-4&subQualId=57&parentQualId=3&nationCode=32&nationCntryCode=32

How many times are you gonna apply?

If you look at LinkedIn, most of these graduates from Lambton and Centennial don't find jobs that they want. These people work part time jobs for 3 years or whatever, I don't know. If I were you know I would look at strong Co-Op programs that publish their placement rates. 2 programs I know that...

Cornestoga is a sh**Ty college. Don't go there

Easy provided you have the funds. I recommend you do cheaper program first before doing the Master's in your 2nd year.