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Hello Momi, GillPunjab, PatelVishal and VinayParekh, I would really appreciate if any of you could help me with my issue - which seems to be similar to what you guys have mentioned here. I got my VISA approved for last year intake for September 2012. Unfortunately my father fell sick and I could...

Thanks! My worry is that at the port of entry in Canada I should not be deported. I would like to know if anybody has been on the same boat as mine i.e. travelled on a valid VISA but issued for last year. If anybody on the forum has similar experience please advise me. Thanks for all your help.

Guys, I have a valid multiple entry student visa issued by CIC in India and stamped on my passport - valid until November 30, 2014. It was issued on the basis of my securing an admission to the MBA program at Laurentian University starting in September 2012 Due to an family emergency - my...

Hi, In our case, it took a week after they received the additional documents that was requested. We were also requested the same documents - passport pages that show the relationship Good luck

Thanks Imam for sharing this information - it is very helpful to others like me who will be treading your path in a few days. I have a few questions regarding the port of entry at the Canadian airport - 1. Did the officer go through the documents that you had provided when applying for visa -...

Hello experienced gurus, Luckily, I have got the student visa for the september session. (MBA University Admission) and will be leaving in a week. I had submitted my loan application with a 20 lakh FD collateral. Will it be okay if I now cancel the loan application and travel to Canada with the...

Hi, Banks in Canada do provide student loan (or a line of credit). Generally one needs to be present in Canada for that. I tried that option and the bank told me that the loan applicant needs to be physically in Canada That said, I know of cases where MBA school has helped student obtain student...

Thanks again ss789! Your inputs are valuable. I am researching on Laurentian too. The MBA seems to be more focused on part-time working people - it states classes are only 3 hours on certain days of the week from 7:00 to 10:00 PM!. If you know anything (or can find out through your friend's...

Thanks ss789! We have the same thought process as you do. You are correct in that Brock MBA ISP does not seem to be the same as Brock MBA, but we did not know the actual differences. The ultimate goal is to get a job after the degree - be it Laurentian or Brock. Can you please tell us more about...

Hi, It is not all that bad too. There are pockets that one needs to avoid thats all and thats with every city. There are lots of desi's living there. Crime is not an everyday news matter so not to worry too much. Thanks,

Thanks sam420!. It is a good idea. Right now inclination is more towards Laurentian itself - as the course is 2 years as opposed to Brock - 3 years including the CAS. Fees for Laurentian is confusing. We are trying to find out the exact fee structure for the two years. Also in the end it is all...

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Sure. He has a degree in electrical engineering. He then did his Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management and works for an MNC. For all I know the PGDBM does help in getting admission to an MBA program here. Thanks

He got into Brock University for MBA -ISP and into Laurentian for 2 year MBA. Now deciding between the two. Since he has heavy workload, he could not focus on GMAT etc... so could only apply to Univs where GMAT is not needed (so not the top 10 univs) Thanks

Hello experienced people, My brother-in-law has been offered admission to both Brock University MBA-ISP program (but needs to first complete CAS program) as well as Laurentian University 2 year MBA program. Any advise on these programs or universities that can help us in deciding between the two...

I can say that for Brock - if your GPA is low - they will ask you to enroll for their CAS program for the 1st year and then the 2 year MBA ISP program. Thanks

Hi Aruma, I think master degree such as an MBA will help in getting admission to a North American MBA program. Not sure about the visa though. My brother-in-law is in similar situation - he has PGDBM and has received admission for MBA. Thanks

What about MBA from Laurentain University? my brother-in-law just received offer of admission from Laurentian for their 2 year MBA course. Between Brock and Laurentian - which one would be better? Thanks. Any help , advise is much appreciated