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Yes, it does. I am really sorry, I missed it out completely. Happens probably when you are too excited to know that you do have offer letter ;)

But the offer letter doesn't mention per semester fees. Did they told you to refer their website for per semester fees?

1. More than what's desirable you should think about what you want to do. Having interest in your field of study will benefit you in long run. 2. As far as I know Centennials is a college not a University. There's no doubt that Masters is better than a graduate diploma. With your...

There is no mention of annual fees or the amount you need to pay initially. Only an approximate figure for total cost of program has been given. It is best to get in touch with the university. Use Connect2Concordia portal, they give timely response :)

As of now, I have the option of Alberta and Concordia. Haven't yet confirmed seat for either of them, still waiting for results from other universities :)

Thank you! Am from New Delhi, India :)

Try and improve your IELTS score, if you plan to apply for universities. It'll make your application stronger :)

I got offer for admission for M.E Information System Security and Software Engg :)

Alberta has a pre-screening process for Internetworking. If there is one for your program as well then again there is no harm in trying your luck :)

Admission offers are made on on-going basis so unless the university has closed it's application, you have a chance of making it. To be on the safer side and as advised by @usman_14pk, get in touch with the concerned department first :)

For Fall, 2014 session, I think the last dates are very close or closed for majority of universities and this is for both the countries. About your profile, as far as I know universities require 4 years of bachelor degree for you to be considered for Masters program. And thus before applying...

Hey, I have almost a similar profile with exception of IELTS score. As in your case I will be completing MCA (in last semester). Regarding your query about pursuing Masters again, I too was in dilemma earlier but it really comes down to what your want to do. You can go for an altogether...

Same here :) Always good to have alternatives.

I have a friend who is studying there. I was planning to apply for the very same program but didn't. I am sorry, didn't want to disappoint you.

I have heard that Ryerson prefers canadian students over international students. Maybe you should apply in other universities as well. Just sharing what I heard. All the very best for future though :)

Sure thing :)

I have applied for the same course as well. Sent them the documents again, they lost it the first time :(

Let's see! Waiting for their final decision :)

I am not 100% sure either but from what I have read on their website, the Jan intake is for a handful of programs only. If you are interested in applying then it would be better to get in touch with them :)

Let's hope so! Still a long way to go :)