Independent resource / mycollegeguidecanada.com
The study research question record.
General preparation methods for a specific conversation about study plans, without prescribing current requirements.
1. Name the direction
Write what you want to learn and which kind of programme you are researching. Keep the scope manageable.
Separate an interest from a requirement you have not verified.
2. Identify the programme
Record the actual institution, programme and official source. Keep similar names distinguishable.
Save a reference that lets you return to the same material.
3. Record what the source says
Write the point the material establishes and its scope. Keep your summary connected to the original.
Mark any interpretation as your own reading.
4. Write the unresolved question
Ask one precise question and explain the decision it affects.
Avoid asking someone to assess an unexplained collection of background material.
5. Prepare relevant context
Include only the background needed to understand the question. Use the appropriate channel for documents.
This site does not receive or process applications.
6. Keep the response
Save the question, reply and any source references together. Note conditions and further information needed.
Do not generalise a personal clarification into a rule for everyone.
7. Update the plan
Record what changed and which question comes next. Keep unresolved points visible.
Use responsible official sources and qualified advice for specialised requirements.