Applying for international student visa in 38 years of age

[MonRup]

Hi Mates, Thank you all. At least i am having ideas now about how to proceed. Now i would like to seek your advise on one situation.

I contacted one popular university in Canada and they seems to fine with my credentials, however conditions are so confusing. What they told me exactly is that i have to submit all necessary documents for my profile and then they will issue me offer letter ( Not sure what exactly it is).

And then i have to pay first term fees which is 7000 CAD to get my LOA. After that i can apply for my visa and in case of refusal, they will refund my money. Is it working like that in normal cases? I am not sure if i can go ahead with that. Please guide me

 

[jigzyy]

Hi Mates, Thank you all. At least i am having ideas now about how to proceed. Now i would like to seek your advise on one situation.

I contacted one popular university in Canada and they seems to fine with my credentials, however conditions are so confusing. What they told me exactly is that i have to submit all necessary documents for my profile and then they will issue me offer letter ( Not sure what exactly it is).

And then i have to pay first term fees which is 7000 CAD to get my LOA. After that i can apply for my visa and in case of refusal, they will refund my money. Is it working like that in normal cases? I am not sure if i can go ahead with that. Please guide me

You have to write University name in order for us to guide you.

 

[wonderbly]

Hi Mates, Thank you all. At least i am having ideas now about how to proceed. Now i would like to seek your advise on one situation.

I contacted one popular university in Canada and they seems to fine with my credentials, however conditions are so confusing. What they told me exactly is that i have to submit all necessary documents for my profile and then they will issue me offer letter ( Not sure what exactly it is).

And then i have to pay first term fees which is 7000 CAD to get my LOA. After that i can apply for my visa and in case of refusal, they will refund my money. Is it working like that in normal cases? I am not sure if i can go ahead with that. Please guide me

Which "popular" university is promising you an offer letter? No university worth it's salt can promise you such. Your application will be in competition with other applicants and only the best applications that meet requirements and have a competitive edge will be offered a place. Also, I have not come across a proper university that asks for down payment of the year's tuition before offering a LOA. LOA are given as soon as the admission decision is communicated to you (if it's positive).

It seems like you are referring to one of those private colleges that are money making machines and nothing else.

 

[jigzyy]

Which "popular" university is promising you an offer letter? No university worth it's salt can promise you such. Your application will be in competition with other applicants and only the best applications that meet requirements and have a competitive edge will be offered a place. Also, I have not come a proper university that asks for down payment of the year's tuition before offering a LOA. LOA are given as soon as the admission decision is communicated to you (if it's positive).

It seems like you are referring to one of those private colleges that are money making machines and nothing else.

Exactly. May be UCW?

 

[wonderbly]

Exactly. May be UCW?

Oh yeah, there's that "glorified college" of course .

OP needs to give us a name.

 

[MonRup]

Exactly. May be UCW?

So true!! I was referring UCW only.

 

[wonderbly]

So true!! I was referring UCW only.

You need to keep searching.

 

[MonRup]

You have to write University name in order for us to guide you.

UCW

 

[primaprime]

You need to keep searching.

And people still wonder why they're advised to steer clear of UCW...