Is it possible to not declare your highest degree for EOI?

[candyman2121]

Hello everyone,

I'm thinking about applying for New Brunswick EOI. I have a two year long Diploma from Ontario Canada and I'm planning to do a top-up degree from UK or France. The main issue lies with the WES evaluation. I know that a one year top-up degree won't be evaluated as a full Bachelors degree so I'm thinking about just using my Canadian diploma as I will meet the points requirement for New Brunswick. Can someone please tell me that is it possible to just mention my Canadian Diploma when they ask for your highest qualification in Express Entry and New Brunswick PNP. If I don't declare my top-up Bachelors degree, will that be considered as a misrepresentation?

I would appreciate anyone's advise on this.

Thanks!

 

[bellaluna]

You're right. Since you have a 2 year Canadian diploma, all you have to do is mention 2-year diploma when you are prompted for highest level of education.

You can declare the UK/France top-up diploma in your personal history but won't claim the points for it for education, or mention you don't have the ECA for it.

 

[candyman2121]

You're right. Since you have a 2 year Canadian diploma, all you have to do is mention 2-year diploma when you are prompted for highest level of education.

You can declare the UK/France top-up diploma in your personal history but won't claim the points for it for education, or mention you don't have the ECA for it.

Will that be the same case for New Brunswick application form as well?

 

[candyman2121]

Can someone please answer? Will the New Brunswick PNP people have a problem with it?

 

[jes_ON]

Can someone please answer? Will the New Brunswick PNP people have a problem with it?

If you have a PNP question, you might want to try posting it in the PNP forum.

 

[candyman2121]

If you have a PNP question, you might want to try posting it in the PNP forum.

Will do that! But do note that many of the EOI candidates have provincial nominations!