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Hi, I'd choose Centennial in any case. They have both online and hybrid learning programs for this course. Additionally, Centennial offers a pretty interesting program to transfer to the University of Ontario Institute of Technology. I'd also consider Seneca and Humber.

my cover letter theessayservice Hello, I applied for Environmental technician by agent. No offer letter though still. How long should I wait for offer letter? I've seen an older discussion, someone received it within 30 days, but I've been waiting for 2 months already. What are the chances for...

I think Sheridan is too expensive, if you compare it with other colleges. Some of my friends are considering Algonquin College - just because they want to study there (both are good athletes too).

MBA Sheridan is almost twice the cost of all the other MBA university courses in Canada. Have you considered John Molson School of Business? Conestoga is a rather decent place for an international student.

Hi, I would say Humber is rather popular among those who choose HR and business, but Seneca is the easiest college for a transfer student. Have you considered Niagara College in Welland?

Hi, you can inform CIC about the planned change via your My CIC portal. Don't forget to indicate your study permit number, the Designated Learning Institute number of the chosen institution (new one), the start date of the course at the new institution and your student number. I had to shift...

Hi, I took extra classes in a language school. It was a 12-week French language school for international students and then I applied for a summer camp to prepare for a university. But I had to check this at the consultation service for students at Université Laval.

Hello, That's true, saying that my family is close wasn't enough too. I prepared all the documents for my sister likewise, but she was undergoing the divorce process then and it influenced the decisions I guess. She is 41 now, and we think to apply once again.

Hello, I didn't declare my property in Germany last year. And now I want to buy property in Toronto. Will I have to pay tax on the gain? Should I declare the foreign property that’s worth less than $100,000 CAD anyway? Thanks.