shamsia said:Sadly, the intake for this year is complete. The classes commence in September...If you are really serious, then you might want to try next year. But you never know, you might just get your PR visa before that!
Im obviously not getting anything in like 2 weeks lol Your application will be a bit difficult as you are not really applying as an international student yet you are not a PR holder..(and it is subject to CIC’s approval).. I would advise you to come here first and then apply…not only it will make it easier for them to process your application but it will also make it easeir for you to undrerstand if there are any exemptions or any credits that you would have to upgrade etc You will also qualify for grants, loan and bursaries as a PR holder..just a suggestionayesha_a said:
O and by the way, even if you are accepted (admissions will open in Late Jan -feb 2012), for Ryerson I know that you have to pay $ 1000 upfront (like june-ishh) to reserve your spot...so too much ifs buts musts and then payment involved...so its better to come here and then apply once you are sure about your dates and timesayesha_a said:No no, Im talking about Sept 2012 bhayee...not next month
Lol, stupid me! ;Dayesha_a said:No no, Im talking about Sept 2012 bhayee...not next month
Tor-wi said:
Yes I think thats a good idea...but now that Im not upto anything much as such, i think I should give ielts etc...shamsia said:Lol, stupid me! ;D
Like Tor-wi said, its much simpler reaching there are doing it. And then there are the equivalencies thing that needs to be taken care of...Hope you dont mind my asking, but in which field are you looking to do your masters in?
Hey, you have given some really useful info. Thanks!Tor-wi said:
Wow, interesting!! I pray that you are successful in your endeavours.ayesha_a said:
Both the subjects very interesting!No problem...yaar student visa = international student...and the tuition fee diff is crazyyy...if a local is paying $ 5000 per semester, you will be paying between $ 8000 - $ 9000 (figures are just rough) or even more in some cases with no approval for loans until you become a PR holder... so upto you...if money is not a problem then sure but a smart way will be to wait..since you are coming here as a PR eventually anyways so why go thru student visa problems and higher costs...but it's your own choice..shamsia said:Hey, you have given some really useful info. Thanks!
But I have heard of people who applied and managed to get their student visas while their processing was on...of course some were denied too...but apparently, the two visa streams are different...
Maybe Im wrong...
Oh wow! If you dont mind me asking, where did you do your masters from?shamsia said:Wow, interesting!! I pray that you are successful in your endeavours.
InshAllah I wish to do my Ph.D, if possible, in English Literature. I already have Masters in Literature from over here, along with an MBA, so Im hoping I will have enough credits to apply for Ph.D. If not, then I would want to do a masters in Lit
So, do you work? You're based in karachi?Tor-wi said:
Ya aap pehle se smart theen? shamsia said:Nah, no way! Dont want my husband to go bankrupt
And Indian wives tooayesha_a said:Woh tou he will go anyway...because Canadian husbands dont understand why Pakistani wives love to shop so much
