I didnt ask you to prove anything to me but to back up your claim which is not true, imo. It's irony that you explode after your rejection. You couldn't define what "important country" means and you include "all English speaking countries", I guess even third world countries fall in. My point is your statement is too wide and vague. You could at least narrow down your hypothesis to make sense. All the best with your studies in US....
The study visa refused after six months!
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It’s not a university-college dichotomy per se. For instance, those who want to do a degree will apply to a university and those who would prefer a diploma or certificate are more likely to apply to colleges.
Now universities have higher entry standards than colleges on average , and that is prima facie evidence of the applicant’s academic ability , and that is more likely the case with bonafide students
And again, if Canada has a smaller number of universities in *absolute* terms, per capita it’s still almost on par with the U.K. and the US ( which I suppose you’re using as a comparison metric ) if a student wants to apply to a university , nobody is stopping them
But the issue is that students only apply to colleges because they’re easy to get in , and this also answers your question about higher rejection rates. Because a lot of these students are ‘bogus students’ . I would like you to take a look at what happened in the U.K. before 2010, it was pretty much the same
The U.K. and the US have lower rejection rates than Canada because most international students going to those two countries attend universities , which in Canada they attend colleges which primarily cater to international students and are used by students as a platform to enter Canada and obtain permanent residence ( therefore studying not being the primary purpose , and therefore being refused on those grounds )
Hope that answers
Hi,
I got the same refusal reason
My profile;
I have completed my graduation in mechanical with a 7.23 CGPA. now, I am pursuing a post-graduate diploma course ( Practical element of mechanical engineering), which is completely relevant to my previous education.
10th; 84%
12th; 48%
IELTS score; L:7 R:6.5 W:6 S:6 O:6.5
Despite having a relevant course and a good profile, I got rejection.
Any help would be appreciated !!!!
In the VO's mind, why would someone go all the way to Canada just for post grad diploma. As @tapperb said, try Masters.
Is this at Fanshawe? If so the program doesn’t make sense because it is really not a post grad program. You can take the program after 1st year Engineering in Canada.