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Author Topic: Definition of "student" - how many courses?  (Read 516 times)
JenniferChristine
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« on: March 06, 2008, 07:00:27 am »

I'm an American citizen and I did my four years of undergrad in Canada (main reason was because it was so much cheaper than the States.) I graduated last spring, but now I'm interested in some post-grad work. How many courses do I need to take to get a Canadian work permit? Do I have to take the five courses required to be a full time student? Or am I able to take two or three at a time? Thanks!
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« Reply #1 on: March 06, 2008, 01:49:50 pm »

Hi

I'm an American citizen and I did my four years of undergrad in Canada (main reason was because it was so much cheaper than the States.) I graduated last spring, but now I'm interested in some post-grad work. How many courses do I need to take to get a Canadian work permit? Do I have to take the five courses required to be a full time student? Or am I able to take two or three at a time? Thanks!

As per the Manuals:

"5.10. Part-time studies
The Regulations make no special mention of part-time versus full-time studies. Pursuant to the
Act, Regulations and this chapter, a student requires a study permit whether or not their studies
are on a full-time or part-time basis. There are no minimum hours of study required of a studypermit
holder to satisfy the conditions of their study permit, unless otherwise indicated in the
study permit's conditions; R185(c)(iv) allows an officer to impose the times and periods of the
studies."

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