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25 Nov 2016, 21:34
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aakashbaweja
Hey Aakash,
Thanks for offering help. Here comes my array of questions !
1. Why did you choose Mcgill over Sauder and Schullish ?
2. After spending a year in Montreal , do you think you have made a good decision?
3. How is the overall placement success for Indian students graduating from Mcgill ?
4. Toronto is just 300 miles from Montreal. Are there enough opportunities to network in Toronto , as i read that Montreal is tough for for non francophones ?
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26 Nov 2016, 13:16
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VijayG6387
Vijay,
can you please elloborate a little bit more on the JOB prospects and ROI part of an McGill MBA.
and please add a bit about life at McGill for indian students
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26 Nov 2016, 19:40
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bissasa
Okay Nice questions
1. Mcgill over Schulich:
Schulich- More expensive, did not offer scholarship, Location away from downtown Toronto, Mcgill has better reputation compared to Schulich.
McGill Over Sauder:
This was a tough one for me because Sauder was my dream school. But Sauder increased its tuition fees to 65K last year plus no scholarship to me. Living expenses in BC are more as compared to Quebec. Moreover, Sauder didnt guarantee me a 3 year work permit after 16 month program.
2. Yes, Montreal is a fabulous city. If you French, then its even better. Even if you don't, you can still fall in love with it. ( If you don't mind excessive construction going on everywhere). McGill is a really good school and career services put a lot of effort in making the program a success.
3. McGill is Harvard of Canada. Don't worry about placements. Having said that, it doesn't mean you will get a job just because you are a McGill student. You have to put in a lot of effort. For Indian students and those from Asian subcontinent, The biggest problem is networking because we are usually not used to it and here in North America, your resume wont get you a job but building relationship with people. So start practicing on networking right away because once you are here, that's the word you are going to hear everyday 100 times.
4. Being bilingual is an asset in Montreal but that doesnt mean you cant get a job if you dont speak French. Many of our seniors have done their internships here in Montreal and they dont speak French. We recently had a Toronto Trip to network in Toronto. Again, you have to make contacts in Toronto, invite people for coffee chats and that can mean travelling to Toronto on your own expense.
