I am applying to Alberta this year for the 2016 Intake and just have my statement of intent to finish. Should be applying within the next 15 days. Anyone else out there applying for the 2016 intake?

Thanks VijayG6387 and manojsundar1 for your wishes

Hello Guys, For those of you applying to Haskayne Calgary, I got this reply from Micheline, the admission officer there: "You will need to send the official transcripts, IELTS and GMAT. The committee will not look at files that are not complete. Please let me know if you have any other questions." So that is going to take a while even to send the reports.. Regards, Dominic

Thanks for the valuable inputs. But as far as I know, Canadian colleges are not too generous in granting aids as much as US colleges.

That's too strict and painstaking!

Hi guys, I just wanted to know everybody's thought process as to why everyone has rated SFU the best of the lot mentioned above and Haskayne as one of the least. SFU shares the same region as UBC sauder and hence employment opportunities might be shared. But Haskayne is on its own in its area and its placement stats at least as per their own respective sites look way better. Am i missing something here? Regards, Dominic.

dominicraj bro,it is coz of the situation in calgary right now.there are heavy job cuts in alberta especially in calgary coz of oil price drop. Else,Haskayne is one of the best for ROI

Hey Manoj, Thank you for your response. And I noticed that you got your response from SAUDER. I think that makes it easier for you to decide as to where to go. Regards, Dominic

My reasoning was based on: Location : Vancouver, and the proximity to UBC might be an advantage. Class Size : Small classes of roughly 55 students. Should help. Fee of Haskayne is higher than Beedie. Haskayne is a good school, but the province seems to be having a slow economy at the moment. Prediction is that it will bounce back in a year, but..