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I am now 27 years old and as far as I know public universities will be open to apply only for fall intake, it means next year I can be accpeted at the age of 28. Does my age play role while Visa officers check my applicstion?
Age has no factor but the education you seek should be a progression and not go backwards. I think there's more to your story, are you trying to immigrate or study and return back? Your application needs more convincing as to your ties to your country, etc
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