PGWP, 2 part-time term but 11 courses that year, do i still eligible?

[wang69]

Hello guys,

I am planning to apply for 3-year PGWP, after reading through several cases, I feel like my chances of passing are slim.

Due to my ignorance and course selection issues, I enrolled in 3 courses each in the 2022 winter and 2022 fall semesters, and 4 courses in 2022 summer semester.

Any advice about what should i do next? 3years ago I got rejected 3 times for studypermit.... that feeling is coming back once again

 

[scylla]

Hello guys,

I am planning to apply for 3-year PGWP, after reading through several cases, I feel like my chances of passing are slim.

Due to my ignorance and course selection issues, I enrolled in 3 courses each in the 2022 winter and 2022 fall semesters, and 4 courses in 2022 summer semester.

Any advice about what should i do next? 3years ago I got rejected 3 times for studypermit.... that feeling is coming back once again

So you were part time for 2 or 3 semesters?

There's not much you can do. You'll have to apply and try providing an LOE to explain why you were part time during these semesters. The chances of the PGWP being refused will be very high unfortunately since you have more than 1 part time semester. So you'll need to have a plan in place regarding what you will do if the PGWP is refused since there's a high chance of that.

 

[wang69]

So you were part time for 2 or 3 semesters?

There's not much you can do. You'll have to apply and try providing an LOE to explain why you were part time during these semesters. The chances of the PGWP being refused will be very high unfortunately since you have more than 1 part time semester. So you'll need to have a plan in place regarding what you will do if the PGWP is refused since there's a high chance of that.

If I got rejected and applied a graduate program, after i got my master degree, can I apply for PGWP again?

 

[scylla]

If I got rejected and applied a graduate program, after i got my master degree, can I apply for PGWP again?

Yes, you can do that. The length of your PGWP will be based on your second program only.