I'm telling you about universities because you have a BA. A visa officer will find it hard to understand why someone with a BA is going to a college. That's considered a step down, and illogical. You'll need good reasons to explain why you're going from a BA to a diploma at a college.
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And they probably ended up at very poor quality schools that accept anyone who pays their fees and no employer recognized their degrees. I think you're just looking for a way to come to Canada - not to study. Be prepared to explain why your studies will help you back home.
but i dont think they care about poor schools because he is just going to get his PR, and can i ask you something?? are you a canadian citizen? because most of the people in canada dont like others migrating, coz they lose their chance for getting job because of these immigrants lol
If I didn't like people immigrating, I wouldn't be here. I'm more concerned that you had such poor grades in your BA and think you can pay an agent to get you into another school here.
Raise your grades. You studied political science. What country do you think I belong to? There's a large clue here.
so what? what if i get higher score in business program? i got 79% in commerce 12th grade, nd BA was different from commerce so got less mark i guess.
But they look at your most recent education to see how well you perform as a student. 57.5% is very low.
i can't get your Flag colour, its not canada im sure, nd im from pakistan, you can just reveal your country name if you wish
then why did they mention upper second class in requirement field in canada SPP colleges website? nd ielts 6.5 nd 6.
Take a look here - upper second class is considered 73-84%. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_undergraduate_degree_classification#Canada
Don't give up on applying. Just be realistic with the chances of visa refusal. Improve your grades at home. Take a diploma there. Then re-apply in Canada in a year or so.
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