Things To Do Before the Term Begins | My International Student Diary, Ep 5 

Hello there! Thank you so much for your feedback 😁 I appreciate

Hello Jigar, sure thing. I am planning to do this content with a friend who is also working for part time so we can offer different perspectives. Thank you for this!

@@AlbEartha Thank you so much Eartha😊

@@jigarrathod1033 anytime!

Hello, great question. Actually sa middle of the term, you have to enlist na ulit for winter. I encourage you to check yung enlistment schedule. Regarding stopping muna, you have to confirm kung anong academic break mo. Sa Business Administration, our official academic term is Spring/Summer. That means na we have to take yung Fall and Winter terms, then optional if you’ll take classes ang Spring/Summer term. Pag official academic break, less courses and offered and usually, it’s condensed and fast phased. You can I think naman maggraduate ng maaga Pero you have to check with international learner services kung meron bang implications yung mag decisions mo sa visa mo and what not. I assume, you’re studying at BVC too. If you do, then those are my take on your question. If you are studying sa different institution, then you might want to check with your international Learner services for their advice. Thank you! Hope this helps 😃

Hello Raman, I would say it depends on your capabilities and tolerance levels. I did make a comment on this topic in one of my videos. You may want to check my video titled "All about books and course load at Bow Valley College | FAQs Episode 2". Hope this helps! 😃

Hello Paolo. I know how you feel coz I’ve been there. I took 5 courses during my 1st and 2nd term I recommend you go to academic advising and academic support for any academic related concerns. They would guide you with academic related decisions and provide resources to make adjusting easier. We also have free counselling support at BVC. Counselling is very helpful especially when you feel overwhelmed and anxious. Learner success services is also available for any student concerns. If I were in your shoes, I will assess my situation first then drop or exchange those courses that I find difficult before the drop deadline. However dropping a course (not taking 5 courses per term) means that you run into the risk of extending your stay in the college. This might result to you applying for visa extension.

Hi, Paolo! Sorry to hijack your question, but...what's your program?