Is it easier to get a Canadian undergraduate degree study permit than?
I am not very sure of these statistics but I would believe so, based on my experience of working with hundreds of students. I think the difference is usually course selection. When you go for an undergraduate degree, you start with a blank page and any course is relevant to you if you are interested in it. However, when it comes to graduate programs, you need to be very careful while selecting the course. If shouldnt be too far from your past education & work experience - and it shouldnt be too close either in way that all subjects look repeated. I have seen students make a lot of poor course choices and many dont really care about the program as far as they can come to Canada with it. Choosing the cheapest available program to save money is not the best strategy. I have noticed that most graduate students do not give enough value to career counseling. This is a big mistake and costs dearly when the visa is refused. If you are not sure, work with someone who can help you. Good Luck!