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Anyone knows what is the minimum score for Sheridan Colleges PRCC. They have something called an 'Applicant Score Sheet' which is an academic score sheet out of 100. This sheet is used to evaluate one's Statement of Intent, academic performance, resume, writing samples and command over English.
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I have got admission for Sept 2019 intake at Algonquin college for regulatory affairs Graduate certificate program. I have a Bacehlor degree in Biomedical sciences and 6 months work experience in the same field. Regulatory affairs is a more specific field so I have applied for a graduate certificate in it. I have read a lot of threads about visa refusals for people who have applied for a graduate certificate after bachelors or masters. Can someone help me what I can do to get approved?
I have got admission for Sept 2019 intake at Algonquin college for regulatory affairs Graduate certificate program. I have a Bacehlor degree in Biomedical sciences and 6 months work experience in the same field. Regulatory affairs is a more specific field so I have applied for a graduate certificate in it. I have read a lot of threads about visa refusals for people who have applied for a graduate certificate after bachelors or masters. Can someone help me what I can do to get approved?
Hi guys,
I need some feedback. I have a Bachelor’s degree and 1.5 years of work experience in writing/editing (which is a pretty generic field). However, I quit my job to find something more specific to my background and have been unemployed for a year. I landed several interviews, but was told time and again that they preferred candidates with an advanced degree from abroad. So I applied to a relevant Master’s program in Canada (consistent with my Bachelor's), and also started an internship in a related field to get the ball rolling.
I was recently accepted with a scholarship covering my entire tuition. My father is retired but financially sound, and has given me a gift deed to cover my living expenses. My parents are based here and I also have two siblings who are both working here. One of them has a PR visa but hasn’t moved to Canada.
Based on the information above, do you think my application is convincing enough or do I appear to have weak ties to my home country? Should I acknowledge the fact that my sister has a PR visa just to maintain transparency or not bring it up at all?
I need some feedback. I have a Bachelor’s degree and 1.5 years of work experience in writing/editing (which is a pretty generic field). However, I quit my job to find something more specific to my background and have been unemployed for a year. I landed several interviews, but was told time and again that they preferred candidates with an advanced degree from abroad. So I applied to a relevant Master’s program in Canada (consistent with my Bachelor's), and also started an internship in a related field to get the ball rolling.
I was recently accepted with a scholarship covering my entire tuition. My father is retired but financially sound, and has given me a gift deed to cover my living expenses. My parents are based here and I also have two siblings who are both working here. One of them has a PR visa but hasn’t moved to Canada.
Based on the information above, do you think my application is convincing enough or do I appear to have weak ties to my home country? Should I acknowledge the fact that my sister has a PR visa just to maintain transparency or not bring it up at all?
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LLM. What do they mean by research potential? The program I applied for was business organizations and corporate law but my real interest however is on corporate governance. My research was tailored around corporate governance.
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