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23 Jan 2017, 01:21
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Hello,
I recently got accepted in to Rotman and Schulich. I also had an interview with McGill, and currently awaiting their decision.
I want to move my career focus in to operations and business strategy pertaining to financial or other industry sectors.
I have already made up my mind to attend Rotman over Schulich. However I am a little confused between Rotman and McGill. The lesser tuition at McGill and the smaller class size is very appealing. Both Rotman and McGill are great schools and have good specializations to offer in operations and strategy. However I understand that Toronto has a stronger job market than Montreal and being in Toronto will be advantageous with regard to job prospects and networking opportunities. So in this case, Rotman seems to be better than McGill....?
It would be really great to know the opinions of the experts here at gmatclub. I'll be truly grateful.
I recently got accepted in to Rotman and Schulich. I also had an interview with McGill, and currently awaiting their decision.
I want to move my career focus in to operations and business strategy pertaining to financial or other industry sectors.
I have already made up my mind to attend Rotman over Schulich. However I am a little confused between Rotman and McGill. The lesser tuition at McGill and the smaller class size is very appealing. Both Rotman and McGill are great schools and have good specializations to offer in operations and strategy. However I understand that Toronto has a stronger job market than Montreal and being in Toronto will be advantageous with regard to job prospects and networking opportunities. So in this case, Rotman seems to be better than McGill....?
It would be really great to know the opinions of the experts here at gmatclub. I'll be truly grateful.
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23 Jan 2017, 18:28
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Go to the school that can turn your dream into real job. If you find Toronto is stronger than Montreal in terms of opportunities . So it will be Rotman.
Good luck
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29 Jan 2017, 19:14
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Not sure if it would weigh into your options, but quality of life is much better, and cost of living is much less expensive in Montreal. In my mind, networking with your peers and classmates in Montreal will be easier. It would be a good opportunity to learn to speak French on the side as well. Job prospects might not be as good, but your tuition should be a lot less as well! If you want to work in the US, Rotman would be the better choice.
Let us know what you choose.
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