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Does it matter whether it is continuous or not? I am a CEC candidate, so I already passed eligibility with 1 year of Canadian experience. I think my foreign experience (which gives me extra points) can be accumulated in any way since it will not be accounted for eligibility. Source...

Thanks for the response. Yes they were in Canada. The system doesn't make sense, I will not not be able to claim one year of experience despite that I have 12 months which will be overlooked in this case :(

Hello, If someone has 13 months of continuous full time Canadian work experience (eligible for CEC) AND 11 months of full time foreign work experience. Can they consider it as 1 year for Canadian experience and 1 year for foreign experience? In other words, moving 1 month from Canadian...

You need to call them on +1 514 864-9191. This will speedup the process.

Yes. I would not recommend consultancy for anyone, the stories I heard were not good. Show everything that would help in terms of funding. Act as an officer who will check your documents and do not submit your application until you are 100% convinced by the them.

Its not only about funding, usually international students like to take a good break every year to visit their home country. I am afraid if I take 3 terms, there will be only around 2~3 weeks off between terms. This is strange. I do not understand Concordia's system. But other universities offer...

This category is for international students. You might get better help if you put your inquiry in the appropriate category. Good luck.

No one from Concordia here?

anyone?

Hey, I want to know how much are the tuition fees for a year? I knew it offers 3 terms per year. Each term costs around 6300 CAD. So do I have to register for 3 terms per year as a full-time student and pay 19000 CAD? Or can I take only two terms and pay 12600CAD per year? Thank you.

I think that's a good sign too, since it took about a month, then that means they have preformed some checking on your application before approving your medical status.

Medical call is a good sign itself, means he has passed some stages already. I can say 80% he will get approved.

If you illustrated some solid ties to Nepal in your SOP, then I think you have a good chance. Good Luck!

Did you enclose an SOP explaining this? I have to be honest with you, ppl who apply from USA and they don't hold a Green Card might have an issue since they cant get back to US after graduation.

You want to go from a PhD in US to a Master's in Canada. That's strange! So you basically hold a master's degree already, right?