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06 Apr 2013, 10:47
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The issue with French IMO is not if you can land a job. You will with an MBA from McGill for sure. What one needs to keep in mind is that French is a must to make a career.
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06 Apr 2013, 11:21
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Retook the GMAT for the second time today . I was scoring in my mocks the range of 600-650 , but was shocked today with a 550 !!!!!! Jonathan had encouraged me to apply after my first attempt (540) but told me I needed a minimum score of 600. Meanwhile , he told me that as a PR of Canada I have till the end of May to submit my official score. Thus , I will book a third appointment after one month from now , but to catch the application deadline (May 1st) is it possible to apply indicating my prospective booked date instead of my current score ? I intend to work on the test and the application simultaneously .
Thanks in advance .
Thanks in advance .
Do you believe this plan would work?
You might want to ask Jonathan about that
Thank you for the advice , temoud . I contacted Jonathan and he confirmed it can work that way . The problem now is that the nearest GMAT appointment available is the 20th of May !!! Which means that the official score will not , most probably , reach them by the end of May.Nevertheless , I will apply and when , hopefully , I revenge with a good score I will fax to Jonathan the unofficial score until receiving the official one .I believe if they found the overall application good and eventually backed up with a GMAT success story at last , they might forgive a few days of obligatory delay.Anyway , I will not throw my gun till he end of he battle
09 Apr 2013, 14:04
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The issue with French IMO is not if you can land a job. You will with an MBA from McGill for sure. What one needs to keep in mind is that French is a must to make a career.
I could write a book on this issue, especially with everything going on with the OQLF these days. The short version is: yes, you need some French to be successful at your job here in Montreal (you'll be seen as an outsider, otherwise). Although, depending on the recruiter and company, I do believe you could come to Montreal with little to no French speaking ability, get a job and pick up the language as you go.
