Does “complete” necessarily mean “graduate”?

[xzhgry]

Hi all,

I am confused about question 7 of the form Schedule 3: Economic Classes [IMM 0008 SCHEDULE 3].

This question asks: "Have you previously completed a program of full-time study of at least two years at a post-secondary institution in Canada?"

I am currently an international student (graduate student) in a university in Canada and I am expecting graduation in 3 months. I have been in this graduate program (full-time) for almost 3 years. Am I qualified to check “yes” in the above question? Does “complete” necessarily mean “graduate”? Thanks a lot!

 

[jes_ON]

Yes, it means graduate. "Completion" refers to completion of the program (at least 2 years, if not more).

 

[S.M.FARHAN]

Hi all,

I am confused about question 7 of the form Schedule 3: Economic Classes [IMM 0008 SCHEDULE 3].

This question asks: "Have you previously completed a program of full-time study of at least two years at a post-secondary institution in Canada?"

I am currently an international student (graduate student) in a university in Canada and I am expecting graduation in 3 months. I have been in this graduate program (full-time) for almost 3 years. Am I qualified to check “yes” in the above question? Does “complete” necessarily mean “graduate”? Thanks a lot!

yes boss you should complete your graduate.........................t