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No it will not cause issues.

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I highly doubt it. You usually need 3.2 GPA at a very least to get accepted to a Master's program.

In fact, your choice of institution can impact your application negatively or positively. For UCW, I'll say it's a minus. It's a private program with the majority of the student being international students, plus no one can deny that they have bad reputations among the community. In comparison...

You need to pay application fee before they start working on your admission application. And there is no scholarship for international students.

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Official is only if your brother and his college has a paper work stating that they consider his drop as official due to reasons including but not limited to health reasons, well-being reasons, family reasons, etc with proof from a recognized third party (doctor, consultants,...). Which is not...

No. you can't have multiple applications at a time.

Then he needs to apply to a different program/college to continue his studies during this time. The school is not responsible for his immigration status and responsibilities.

1. Yes it would impact your brother's PGWP negatively. 2. This is an unofficial drop, he will have to find a way to stay studying full-time. Otherwise, he will not receive his work permit after graduation.

Once you stop attending classes, your university will have to inform IRCC about your absence. IRCC then will cancel your study permit. So yes, you may need to apply for a new study permit from your country.

I have my ECopr already, waiting for card now

Portal works fine for me this morning. Using incognito window on Chrome fyi

May I ask which job level have you been applying for? Since you don't have any Canadian experience in addition to the fact that you are more likely to introduce yourself to a brand new industry, you may want to target entry level jobs first. And don't forget to use your network, simply applying...

Did you have any professional experiences prior to your MBA? Any canadian experience? How many jobs did you apply for and how many interviews did you attend? If let's say, you applied for 100 jobs but only got 10 interviews then review your CV. If you got 50-60 interviews and still didn't get...

Just wanted to add the '"college of Rockies" doesn't sound like a well-known institution. It makes less sense that you leave your startup as well as your family to come to Canada and study at such a college. You may want to apply for a MBA at a public university.

Il faut contacter directement les universités et suivre leur procédure d'admission. Une fois que tu reçois un offre d'admission, il faut ensuite faire une demande pour le permit d'études.

Then you can check my post. I applied on October 28. Got my approval yesterday.

You can't get OHIP with AOR though. Nothing change after AOR.

I assume this is gonna be pretty difficult for your boyfriend to even have the visa, let alone the expedite processing time. It is not obvious that the visa officer will let him into Canada in order to visit his newborn and his fiancée. It doesn't sound like he is planning for a short term trip...