Bachelors of commerce, i was thinking to introduce a job letter from an employer stating i will return after 4 years for that job.
STUDY PERMIT - REFUSAL
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Don’t know your profile, but why would your employer keep your job for 4 years. How much more will you be making (promotion) from your current job to when you return? Does it justify paying tens of thousands of dollars for a BBA? Are they paying for your education? A 4 year degree has a tuitions fees of $20k per year so you have the funds for that plus living expenses.
Hello HZO,
First, don't be in haste to reapply without requesting your GCMS notes. Secondly, ensure that you are going for a study that demonstrates progression and/or correlates with your previous education (if you are a recent graduate) or work experience.
Limited Employment could be that you have failed to demonstrate the lucrativeness of your job, failure to include justifiable evidence of your employment situation, poor financial inflows, level of economic establishment, etc.
On the other note, despite program progression or study correlation, vague or poorly written SOP or LOE can lead to the refusal reason of "Purpose of Visit." Check
www.gcmswriters.com for SOP writing help and your GCMS notes request.
Regards,
JS
Hi,
I got my study permit for a post secondary diploma program. I have a previous bachelor degree and I was 31ywhen applied. 10 years study gap.
In my opinion, it's better to choos a 2(4semesters) year post secondary program. Most of the students in the college I studed had these kind of degrees. Also, it will cost much less then masters.
I got my study permit for a post secondary diploma program. I have a previous bachelor degree and I was 31ywhen applied. 10 years study gap.
In my opinion, it's better to choos a 2(4semesters) year post secondary program. Most of the students in the college I studed had these kind of degrees. Also, it will cost much less then masters.