The study permit was approved through the second stage for a client admitted to BCIT. The application was made from within Canada, and the write-up notes that the client had been concerned about the family and employment aspects of the application, which were resolved without difficulty, and that the documents would be received by mail.
The Korean text describes BCIT's Computer Systems Technology program as competitive entry and one of the most popular at the school. The stated minimum is IELTS 6.5, but the write-up says students admitted over the past three years had IELTS 7.5 and a math score of 90, and that the school tells applicants below IELTS 7.0 not to apply.
The program is described as two years long with a January intake each year and 120 credits to complete. The write-up notes that references and the personal statement are handled for the applicant, and names similar programs at Douglas College and Langara College as alternatives if the competitive entry proves too difficult. It also notes that BCIT is on the DLI list.