Got admitted into a leading B-school in Canada: Medical inadmissibility because of AS?

[CanadianProspect90]

Hi,

I've recently received an admit from a full-time MBA program from a leading B-school in Canada. I have also just recently (few days ago) been diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis, but my condition is pretty mild. I have been started on a tablet, which wouldn't cost more than $60 CAD a month.

I wanted to understand if this could prove to be a hindrance for getting a study permit on the grounds of medical inadmissibility?

Can anyone please also suggest how I can seek professional advice for this?

 

[Naturgrl]

Hi,

I've recently received an admit from a full-time MBA program from a leading B-school in Canada. I have also just recently (few days ago) been diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis, but my condition is pretty mild. I have been started on a tablet, which wouldn't cost more than $60 CAD a month.

I wanted to understand if this could prove to be a hindrance for getting a study permit on the grounds of medical inadmissibility?

Can anyone please also suggest how I can seek professional advice for this?

So you have a rare type of arthritis, correct? Have you had your medical? It should not make you inadmissible but you will not know until completion of medical. Congrats on admission.