Student Questionnaire

 The purpose of this study questionnaire is to help us select applicable education

programs for you based on your background and preferences.
 It is not guaranteed that we will be able to accommodate for all of your preferences, but
we will do our best given the scenario and the programs available.
 Please answer all questions truthfully and clearly.

Full Name: CUETO, LAVINIA JAVIER

Contact Number: 09289407631
Email: eljhayzee@yahoo.com
Residential Address: Parang, Calapan, Oriental Mindoro
Date of Birth (month/day/year): 07/14/1993

Question Group #1 – Preferred Program and

Goals

 These questions will help determine what

program will effectively achieve your
personal and professional goals.
 The more flexible you are in program
selection, the easier it will be to select a
program for you.
Question
Why do you want to study in Canada?
What are your personal and professional goals?
What are your top 3 preferred education
programs to study and why?
Answer
Survey suggests that Canada offers high quality
of education. In this manner, I would like to hone
my talent and capabilities in this kind of learning
environment.
I am considered as the _______ in the family who
assures that my parents together with my
siblings could afford basic needs in life like food,
shelter, water, and education. It is quite uneasy
to suffice all the necessary things in order to
survive in life since teachers in the Philippines
receive low compensations. At a very young age,
I actually learned to budget my expenses. I
learned to disregard those things that are not
that important such as luxury materials because I
need to spend money for something worthwhile.
Since I graduated as teacher with the
specialization in English, I would like to continue
studying master’s degree of the following
education program: _________
Are you flexible to take a program outside of your
desired programs of study?
When do you want to start and end your studies
in Canada?
Are you flexible with your program start and end
dates? If not, please state the reason.
How many years can you study in Canada?
Are there any other program characteristics that
you would like to see in the program
recommendation?

Question Group #2 – Location

 These questions will help us assess the

best study location for you.
 The more preferred locations you provide
and the more flexible you are with your
study location, the easier it will be to
select a program for you.
Question Answer
What is your preferred location of study in
Canada and why?

If you have a relative or friend, please indicate the

specific city or complete address.

Beside your preferred location, please provide up

to 3 other alternative study locations of interest.

Why do these other locations interest you as

well?
Are you flexible to study anywhere in Canada?

Question Group #3 – Qualifications

 These questions will help us assess your

work experience and academic
qualifications, so that we can select a
program for you that fits these
qualifications.
 For the most effective program
recommendation, please inform us of ALL
of your work experience and academic
qualifications (this even includes short-
term jobs, incomplete degree programs,
entrepreneurial ventures, hobbies you
are doing right now that you may
 consider making a career or business ex:
catering, etc.)
Question Answer
Have you taken IELTS, TOEFL, or any standardized
English Test? If so, Please state the score you got,
the type of test you took, and when you took it.

NOTE: If IELTS, please state:

i) Whether you took the ACADEMIC or
GENERAL Module.
ii) All band scores for Listening, Reading,
Writing, Speaking, and Overall Band
Score.
iii) Date of when the test was taken.
Please list your work experience. You may list
your job title, job description, company, and
when you worked in this job position.

As an alternative to filling out your work

experience, you may also hand a resume along
with this questionnaire.
Please list your academic qualifications. You may
list your academic qualifications attained, and
when you took the academic program. Please
detail the length of each academic program, what
program(s) you took, and whether or not you
completed/graduated from the program.

As an alternative to filling out your academic

qualifications, you may also hand a resume along
with this questionnaire.
Question Group #4 – Settlement Issues

 These questions will help us prepare for

settlement issues such as board and
lodging, insurance, and airport pick up.
 The more flexible you are with board and
lodging options, the higher the chance we
can find the best lodging option for you.
 The more money you can spend on
lodging, the more options you will have.
 We do not guarantee in selecting a board
and lodging option that hits all of your
preferred criteria, but will work to best
satisfy as much of this criteria (or at least
close to it) as possible.
  We will only provide board and lodging,
insurance, and airport pick up options if
available.

Question Answer
Will you need assistance in finding board and
lodging?
Regarding board and lodging , what is more
important to you – affordability or convenience?

ex: if you select affordability, you would like an

affordable accommodation at the expense of
commuting time to the campus. If you choose
convenience, you value having a close place to
the campus, and don’t mind paying more for it.
What is your board and lodging budget? Student
lodging options normally start at $700/month and
up.
Will you need travel insurance or will you be
finding one yourself? It is mandatory for most
schools for students to obtain a travel health
insurance plan.
Will you need airport pick up?
Question Group #5 – Finances

 These questions will determine your

financial capability to study in Canada.
 The more finances you have, the more
study options you have.
Question Answer
Studying in Canada is a major investment. For
most college programs, be prepared to spend on
average 600,000 pesos in program fees per year,
and on average 700,000 pesos in living expenses
per year.

In total, studying in Canada can cost around 1.3

million pesos per year (exact cost can be more or
less depending on the student’s program and
lifestyle). Are you ready for this?
If you (or your sponsor) are not ready to spend
the estimated amount above, what is your
maximum budget for study and living expenses in
Canada?
Do you (or your sponsor) have active financial
statements with at least 12 months of deposit
history from consistent income sources (ex:
salary, business income, interest from financial
assets), and totaling at least 1 million pesos
allocated for Canada study expenses?
What is the total budget you can allocate for
program fees (not including living expenses)? An
example program fee range:

Most Affordable Programs – approx. 400,000 pesos/year

Average Program Fees – approx. 600,000 pesos/year
Premium Priced Programs – approx. 800,000 pesos/year

The higher your budget, the more options you will

have. It’s recommended to be prepared for at
least 600,000 pesos in program fees per year.