Failed a course that won't lead to work term impact on PGWP

[airforce1907]

If I fail a course that won't make me eligible for a mandatory CO-OP work term, will my PGWP be refused?

However, during the semester I failed the course in, I was full-time. And in the winter semester, I will remain a full-time student; however, in the summer work term, I won't be eligible for a work term because of a failed course. Will that be a problem for PGWP? Please help.

 

[bongoman]

If I fail a course that won't make me eligible for a mandatory CO-OP work term, will my PGWP be refused?

However, during the semester I failed the course in, I was full-time. And in the winter semester, I will remain a full-time student; however, in the summer work term, I won't be eligible for a work term because of a failed course. Will that be a problem for PGWP? Please help.

So you wont do anything when you were supposed to be doing coop? That will likely affect your pgwp chances, talk to international immigration advisor at your school.

 

[airforce1907]

So you wont do anything when you were supposed to be doing coop? That will likely affect your pgwp chances, talk to international immigration advisor at your school.

I will finish it in the end.

 

[bongoman]

I will finish it in the end.

It matters what you do during the term you were supposed to do coop, it might be considered unofficial break.

 

[airforce1907]

It matters what you do during the term you were supposed to do coop, it might be considered unofficial break.

How is it an unofficial break? The college itself won't make me participate in the co-op because of a failed course, so I think it is an official break, right?

 

[canuck78]

How is it an unofficial break? The college itself won't make me participate in the co-op because of a failed course, so I think it is an official break, right?

An official break is when all or the majority students also have a break like summer semester in many universities.

 

[bongoman]

How is it an unofficial break? The college itself won't make me participate in the co-op because of a failed course, so I think it is an official break, right?

No its not.

 

[airforce1907]

No its not.

Well, is there a solution other than putting up a letter of explanation and waiting on the officer's sympathy?