Dear Valuable memebers,
Greetings!I am applying for a Bachelor’s degree in Canada. I have received a pre-offer letter, and I am required to pay the tuition fee within 20 days from the date of issuance of the offer. According to my pre-offer letter, the due amount is $3,500. It also states that before commencing my studies, I must pay the tuition fee for one term.
My agent has suggested that I pay the full year’s tuition fee ($17,700), as it may be safer and could increase my chances of study permit approval. I would like to know whether this is true or not.Additionally, I am planning to take an education loan for my tuition fees. However, the loan processing is taking around 40 days, while my tuition fee deadline is only 30 days. Because of this, I am unable to use the loan for the initial payment. I am now considering paying the tuition fee using my personal savings and then disbursing the education loan after receiving my study permit.
Will this approach be acceptable? Could it affect my study permit chances in any way, or might it cause any problems in my application?
Will be much appreciated.