Hello everyone, I started my masters in Canada in Sept 2010 (3 courses, 3 hr/wk each), same for Jan 2011 semester and same for Sept 2011 semester. However, during my last semester which was Jan 2012 to April 2012, I was not full time i.e. I only had 6 credit hours instead of 9 because of the nature of my degree. So would I be considered full time for 2 yrs, and be eligible for the extra 30 points?
Was I a full time student for 2 years
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You have your masters degree, you will be eligible for the 30 points. It doesn't matter if you finished it in 2 or 3 years.
It can be master or professional entry-to-level practice, provided it is a minimum of at least 8 months in Canada.Innana said:
Other qualifications (diploma, certificate, bachelor) to be awarded 30 points should be at least 3 years.
I think they would ask you your highest qualification, of which you should select diploma of 2 years. Another diploma would not matter. What you will get is diploma designation which is 2 years. If one of them was 3 years, then you would have select the 3-year one in order to get more points.Vivoco888 said:
You will know on Saturday.