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Hi Chan,

I agree with 99Colleges, a retake would greatly increase your odds at landing at a top Canadian MBA. From your list, I do think you should consider which location you wish to live after you graduate. If you choose to live in Canada, and enjoy living in a big city, there are several good choices near Toronto. Brock is a fine school, and advertises a $70k+ average salary post MBA, however there are other choices. UofT and Schulich (York) are among the top for placements/salary. Ryerson is another good choice. The others are fine as well but would be better suited for living in a smaller city.

Best of luck with your research, let me know if you have any more questions
well i agree that a higher gmat would facilitate me for a shot towards schullich and rotman....but then 620 was my 2nd chance for gmat...first attempt waa 580. I gave everything i had with work constraints..cannot imagine appearing for gmat again....moreover i have read in forums, people struggling to land into a decent job even after studying from schullich....

tution budget is also an issue....so aiming for ryerson and brock. ryerson is in downtown, so networking wont be an issue at ryerson. brock on the other side is in niagra, somewhat away from GTA and the heart of toronto...

brock's 72k cad avg obviously looks inflated....i just hope, if brock's mba can lead me to 60k+.....also brock has a coop program. Ryerson on the other hand has a shorter program....which i think makes it hard for people coming from different continents difficult to comprehend the culture and studies in such a short time...

also brock offers specialisations as well...

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