Offer letter

[N@ni]

I applied for. Food science and technology in centennial college. With IELTS 7 and bachelor's cgpa 75 percent .May I know the possibility Chance's of getting admission for January intake?.

 

[Zr1911]

Frankly speaking I think you'll surely receive the admit since chances of acceptance in a college is very high as compared to the top universities.

 

[hodari]

You have bachelor's and you're applying for an advanced diploma?
It's not college acceptance you should be worrying about, your chances of getting your student permit application rejected are very high.

 

[Zr1911]

You have bachelor's and you're applying for an advanced diploma?
It's not college acceptance you should be worrying about, your chances of getting your student permit application rejected are very high.

I think he/she won't have anykind of problem regarding visa issuance since centennial is one of the reputed colleges

 

[hodari]

I think he/she won't have anykind of problem regarding visa issuance since centennial is one of the reputed colleges

reputation isn't relevant in this case, progression is a problem. going backwards from bachelor's to adv. diploma will not convince VO that you're a bonafide student. a lot of people on this forum have gotten rejected for this reason, even with well-written SOPs

 

[Zr1911]

reputation isn't relevant in this case, progression is a problem. going backwards from bachelor's to adv. diploma will not convince VO that you're a bonafide student. a lot of people on this forum have gotten rejected for this reason, even with well-written SOPs

I think he/she is talking about pg diploma program which is generally considered as progression in studies and apart from this he/she won't have anykind of problem unless he has some kind of gap (work experience)

 

[primaprime]

I think he/she is talking about pg diploma program which is generally considered as progression in studies and apart from this he/she won't have anykind of problem unless he has some kind of gap (work experience)

It will depend on whether OP recently completed their bachelor's or has been out of school and working for several years. If the latter, it's likely their application for a study permit will be refused.

 

[hodari]

I think he/she is talking about pg diploma program which is generally considered as progression in studies and apart from this he/she won't have anykind of problem unless he has some kind of gap (work experience)

It's not PG diploma, it's advanced diploma (UG). Check Centennial's programs on their website.