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W Your application will be on hold & won’t be rejected. The processing will begin as soon as you submit your medical & biometrics. Everything is clearly mentioned in the official website !

Going for a diploma after attaining an undergraduate degree will result in a study permit refusal (from a visa officer’s perspective you won’t be making a progressive decision) So, no matter which province you choose, go for a post graduate level of course !!!

Well that’s cool then… if the course perfectly suits you, nothing better than that But if you are still confused, you can start a new thread & maybe you can end up interacting with some students from Mohawk

My ideal preference would be Seneca or else Fanshawe as my no. 2 Seneca is surely considered amongst the best community colleges in Canada

But of course if comparing Mohawk to Humber & Centennial, it’s below ranked but that doesn’t mean Mohawk is not a good college … I’m sure if you are planning to study there, the experience shall be fruitful

It’s good man … a lot many international students join Mohawk Do you have more options or you are intending to apply ?

No problem

Dude … You already have an undergraduate degree plus 2 years of experience, so going for an advanced diploma is not a progression of studies (when looking from a Visa Officer’s perspective). So I will advise you to opt for the Humber course. Significantly, humber is a top college in Canada plus...

Hi Any day: Graduate Certificate over a Diploma

Glad, I could be of some help !!! Cheers

& also remember: if you score good marks in your undergraduate degree, when you apply for a post graduate program in Canada, you will get offer letters from top colleges… I hope this motivates you further hahah

Hi Dude !!! Don’t apply for the 3rd time, it won’t help (even if you submit additional financial documents to prove that you have sufficient establishments or home ties or somehow through your SOP you are able to mention that you will be able to complete the course successfully, the Visa Officer...

Great. Thank you

Your academic background is good, if you ask my personal opinion … I would have applied for construction project management & link it with civil engineering ( I would also link my past work experience in operations management with construction project management in a way that: since last 2...

See… as a matter of fact when you are applying for the PR, if you have a job in hand at that moment, only that particular job would be considered … But nevertheless you will have more opportunities when searching for a job as you shall have a profile with both the courses

If you could come up with a very clear and descriptive Letter Of Explanation, explaining your choice of course, also the reasons for choosing it & how that course is going to help you meet your career objectives, you are set for either of the above two courses then. I hope you are academically...

I think someone more professional can guide you much better in this case… in my opinion: construction project management matches with your past qualification & operations management matches with your past work experience… Are you consulting some agency ? Or somebody who has gone through this...

I missed a point… while filling the gap you will also have to make a solid Letter Of Explanation, elucidating why you are changing the course from culinary … maybe tell them that it is your passion which you keep on learning and experimenting by yourself and from Internet, but in terms of a...

Hi from experience I will suggest you that you don’t apply for the second time for the same type of course…(doesn’t matter if you are providing home ties or financials, the problem in your case was simply not a progression of studies) therefore, I will sincerely advise you to not go for it...

In which type of company did you work ? If the work done by that company is somewhat related to civil engineering, though you worked as operations executive. Then in that case your profile seems super solid to me and your plan is also quite good to do both the courses from Fanshawe