Help, I'm Afraid I Might Make a Mistake on My Application!
Applying
for a study program abroad can be a nerve-wrecking proposition,
especially considering the stringent rules with respect to
immigration and visa dispensation to prospective international
students. With that in mind, we have scoured various official
sources for useful tips and recommendations to keep in mind as you
apply to Canadian post-secondary institutions.
Before you begin the application process, make sure to:
Before you begin the application process, make sure to:
- Start a Checklist to keep track of all the steps you must complete during this process.
- Make sure you have all the forms you need to apply, both for schools and residence in Canada.
- Read all the guides, information materials, and instructions before you begin filling out the forms.
- Make a special folder with all the necessary documentation and copies of receipts, etc.
- Make a copy of your blank forms to use as a rough draft or working copy. Keep this copy in your application folder mentioned above.
- Fill in the forms thoroughly and with care. You want to make the deadlines, but you also want the correct information to be submitted, avoiding weeks of delay caused by communication or mailing time requesting corrections or additional information neglected the first time around. Use black ink or fill out the forms online if your circumstances permit.
- Sign and date all application forms.
- Determine the Citizenship & Immigration Canada (CIC) office where you will be submitting your application.
- Verify the payment amounts and acceptable methods of payment with your CIC office.
- Double check all the information above, getting somebody else to look at it to avoid typing errors, etc.
- Submit the application.
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