After receiving a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from International Business University (IBU), the next steps for admitted students typically include:
Confirm Acceptance: Review the terms and conditions outlined in the LOA carefully. If you intend to accept the offer of admission to IBU, follow the instructions provided in the LOA to confirm your acceptance of the offer.
Pay Admission Deposit: Follow the instructions provided in the LOA regarding payment procedures and deadlines.
Apply for Study Permit (for International Students): You will need to apply for a study permit from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Start the study permit application process as soon as possible, following the guidelines and requirements outlined by IRCC.
Arrange Housing and Transportation: Start planning for housing and transportation for your stay in Canada if you will be studying on campus. Explore housing options near the university and consider transportation options for commuting to campus.
Plan for Arrival: Plan your travel to Canada and arrival at IBU accordingly. Pay attention to orientation dates and other major events or deadlines provided by the university. Make sure to arrive in Canada before the start of the academic term to attend orientation sessions and settle into your new environment.
Attend Orientation: Participate in orientation activities organized by IBU to familiarize yourself with campus facilities, academic resources, student services, and important policies and procedures. Orientation sessions may also provide valuable information on academic advising, course registration, and campus life.
Explore Support Services: Take advantage of support services offered by IBU, such as academic advising, career counselling, tutoring, and student wellness resources. Get involved in campus clubs, organizations, and extracurricular activities to enhance your student experience.
Prepare for Academic Success: Familiarize yourself with the academic expectations of your program and prepare for academic success. Attend classes regularly, actively participate in discussions, complete assignments on time, and seek help from professors or tutors as needed.
