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Since your high school grades are the last grades you have, you should definitely apply with them but I think you should provide your grades from your university as well no matter how bad they are. Any attempt to hide will not help your application. Obviously, write a SoP explaining your...

If you take out loans then you can use the loans to pay for your tuition and provide proof of tuition payment alongside your normal balance. That way you can artificially bloat your economic capability for study permit purposes. Edit: Obviously don't show your loan if you do that.

Takes a while to receive a decision. I wouldn't be worried. If you want clarification call their office number and inquire.

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What intake are you applying for? Often, these colleges won't let you know through an update if you have not been accepted.

Well, very interesting list of options you have right there. The best option may depend on what your goal is after graduation. Straight away I recommend you stay away from UNB and Asper Business as they are your worst options. Option 1 and 2 would provide you the most technical education as...

From what I've seen on here, they care more about your qualifications and less about your experience but every VO is different

They will look at your computer science degree and expect you to do a program related to that.

You should not change course or school until your initial stupid permit application is approved (or refused). After that, switching is easier

Professor quality, peer quality, resources, networking opportunities, reputation, status...so on and on. Ultimately, it is a brand on your resume for life.

Higher level the course, the higher chance of spouse being allowed in.

What is your explanation for 70 backlogs? It needs to be pretty extraordinary

45% is close to a death sentence. I applied apply to public schools outside popular college and cities to increase your chances.

I actually think doing a Udemy course would be better than going to that place

It is one of the most populous Canadian cities so in theory and under normal circumstances there should be a lot of part time jobs. Things may be different right now because of Covid though.

You already have a Master's degree therefore the VO likely believes that your enrolment in a post-diploma course will do nothing to enrich you. You should enroll in a Master's or Ph.D. course if you can.

Whats your educational background?

I understand the point that you are trying to make. Colleges claim to provide 'specialized courses' that may make you feel you are getting the best certification for the job you are looking for but in reality, etting the job is different. Yes, university programs are more generic but it is also...

Yes you can get study permit like that, many A level students do. You just need to make sure you provide evidence of predicted grades, proof of enrolment at school and a letter from your school counseler maybe stating that you have exams in x date.