anyone applied or there studying bachelor of arts(B.A) in ENGLISH? needed to ask some questions.

[tanzirmahim]

hello, this counsellor of me told me that an undergrad program in specifically english application often gets rejected. is there any rational reason to believe so?

 

[dreamy2536]

who is your counsellor?

 

[tanzirmahim]

someone from idp dhanmondi. also, i checked out the list you sent me. i didn't see any recent update there.

 

[Qwertypod]

It often gets rejected because you are able to study English anywhere, it doesn't have to be Canada and it will be hard to provide a good reason for why it has to be Canada.

 

[tanzirmahim]

ughhh i've already applied, now the wait will be more excruciatingly painful.

 

[tanzirmahim]

i made it clear why i want to study english though, it was straight forward since I'm really into literature i hope it's convincing enough(

 

[dreamy2536]

i made it clear why i want to study english though, it was straight forward since I'm really into literature i hope it's convincing enough(

IDP also represented me. My program choice was also unique and they said the same that I would get rejected. Need a very good compelling statement to show why you would want to do that program.

Hope you succeed.
Best!

 

[tanzirmahim]

what was your program of choice can i ask? and did you get the visa?

 

[dreamy2536]

Inbox please

 

[tanzirmahim]

Inbox please

hey man i did some digging on the matter and according to the stat sheet you sent me almost all ESL(ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE) programs got rejected. but in my case it's not an ESL program but rather a bachelor's degree in english which is mostly about English literature not the grammatical part of english or basic english but a thorough program of how the english language came into existence, the history behind and the literary aspect of it. so I am guessing it's not the same? what are your thoughts about it? lemme know if you can.