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Re: Canada MBA dreams :) [#permalink]
All the things you said are true but are quite generic. You'll realize that as you get into specifics, scenarios are quite different. For instance, job market is more competitive in CPG than in consulting.

1. All the programs u mentioned are 12-16 months (<2 yrs) courses and Canada govt won't give a 3-yr-work-permit on completion of the same. I m sure u are aware.
While 3 year work permit is an advantage, from what I have heard it is not so hard to get a visa if you are employed. Even the visa officer I met was pretty chill about stayback options and permits. The deciding factor is how fit you are to work there.
2. Job market is very competitive. Especially when u need to compete with folks from Rotman, Ivey, Schulich (all 2 year guys).
Varies from industry to industry.
3. In terms of internship, I guess, 2 year guys will get an upper hand.
If you mean internship offered at Rotman is better than Beedie then you are completely right. Students from both school will get internship though.
4. Salary after, say 6-8 years, differs significantly (between Rotman/Schulich and Alberta/Molson). According to some reliable online source, I forgot the name. It seems more u pay more u reap.
Salaries do differ significantly.
5. Some claim one-year guys are employed (and paid :wink: ) basically on the basis of pre-MBA work exp. This is true for all the countries.
I'm planning to switch industry (and I'm from a different country) so I feel this would not be relevant in my case. This might be true for someone with 5-7 years work-ex in one industry pursuing MBA form home country and then joining the same industry.

Basically there are some obvious advantages if you pursue from Rotman or Ivey. I'm less likely to join those schools as the tuition fee is way too high, two year seems too long, and my chances are 50-50. I'll still apply to some of those.
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Re: Canada MBA dreams :) [#permalink]
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Basically there are some obvious advantages if you pursue from Rotman or Ivey. I'm less likely to join those schools as the tuition fee is way too high, two year seems too long, and my chances are 50-50. I'll still apply to some of those.


Hi,

Thanks for ur reply. Even my reasons are the same. I planned a retake that dint happen so far, so I am making sure that I am spending time in applying to only those schools where I will definitely go, in other case, I have to take my retake seriously.

Anyway Ryerson doesn't have a finance elective? Strange. How is Wilfrid Laurier and Telfer, any idea?
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