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Yes, you will most likely get rejected. After all, why do you need your family here? And how are you paying for your education if they are here. If you fail to do so, you can apply again but know that a failure = lower chance next time you apply + they will see your previous rejection and...

You probably should include a statement or letter explaining what happened. On the surface, it looks like you're not really here to study and that is grounds for denial.

You can prove your funds with proof of a Canadian bank account in your name, if you've transferred money to Canada Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) from a participating Canadian financial institution proof of a student or education loan from a bank your bank statements for the past 4...

Do what makes you happy

Germany isn't part of the Five Eyes program so you should be fine. Don't tell them about the rejected visa unless they ask about it.

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Nobody here can answer that, contact Seneca college.

Not sure man. Maybe do a 1 year college certificate with quantitative classes and in that year apply to a Master of Management or Master in Finance program. If you go to a good MiM or MM program, they usually place well. You also give yourself time to study for GMAT. This is what I did.

Honestly, not really. I am in GBC right now and standards are low, professors unqualified and majority of students cannot find a job. This was a 1 year program so I am applying for a Master's for next year. If you want to have a decent chance at being recruited, look for the big name...

I mean there is no harm in trying for a country like AUS as long as you explain your situation.

I think the program is new that's why but UVictoria is top 3 unis in BC with UBC and SFU so I wouldn't worry

Why do people use agents in the 21st century when information is readily available on the internet? They're one of the worst groups of people to deal with, especially in the South Asia region

I dunno about MADS, I applied to MITS but I was looking to graduates from the MITS on LinkedIn and seems like most if not all are doing well, Deloitte, etc. I imagine its the same for your program as well.

Personally, I would take a loan out and attend a better name uni than community colleges. Degrees from those colleges are literally useless in trying to find jobs afterwards. That's my take anyways

That sucks. Well I don't know what else to tell you. Choose the best program for you within your budget i guess. Best of luck

Your English is really poor, I can't really understand what you are trying to say.

Yes, you are right that you need good grades for a Master's program. So in the end only you know your situational fully (GPA, etc.) Check out this program: https://pace.uwinnipegcourses.ca/international-students/programs/web-development-diploma I would apply there if I were you.

You don't need proof of English for your study permit application. You only need it for your program application. So, why bring it up if it is not relevant. Yes, you can state that your long term goal is to do a Master's. That is what I did and it worked for me but my program was a...

How can we tell you if it is good for you or not? Only you can make that conclusion. We know next to nothing about you and what your goals are.

That's interesting. Although it is technically a Post Bachelor's program it's been given the title of Advanced Diploma. This is Wikipedia's definition of Advanced Diploma "An Ontario College Advanced Diploma (OCAD) is a diploma awarded by Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology in Ontario...