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aayushpoonia93
27 Mar 2022, 23:14
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I have got an admit from Schulich without a scholarship.
GMAT Score: 680
Work Experience: 7 yrs
Function: Data management and Analytics (Latentview, HSBC, JLL)
I need help to make my decision of whether to enrol in the program.
1. My primary concern is the cost of attending the program without a scholarship. Researching the ROI, I came across articles that mentioned that it takes 6 years to recover the cost which was concerning for me.
2. I also wanted to understand the prestige of the program within Canada and outside. I can't see it on ranking FT and thus was a bit concerned if the school has fallen from the grace now.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
NOTE: I am toggling between a couple of career choices - Strategy Consulting & Analytics Consulting - that I was hoping to figure out at the school.
GMAT Score: 680
Work Experience: 7 yrs
Function: Data management and Analytics (Latentview, HSBC, JLL)
I need help to make my decision of whether to enrol in the program.
1. My primary concern is the cost of attending the program without a scholarship. Researching the ROI, I came across articles that mentioned that it takes 6 years to recover the cost which was concerning for me.
2. I also wanted to understand the prestige of the program within Canada and outside. I can't see it on ranking FT and thus was a bit concerned if the school has fallen from the grace now.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
NOTE: I am toggling between a couple of career choices - Strategy Consulting & Analytics Consulting - that I was hoping to figure out at the school.
28 Mar 2022, 06:40
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aayushpoonia93:
(1) I would not put much stock in ROI numbers. How are you defining ROI? Are you purely talking about your pay increase for a post-MBA job when compared to a non-MBA track over the cost of the MBA? If so, I suppose that is the closest way to calculate the recovery; however, it's highly subjective and really is not an accurate way to value the MBA. Also, there are many "soft" values to an MBA (the value of the network, the enjoyable experience itself, the knowledge gained, etc.) that don't make it an apples-to-apples comparison with not getting the MBA. It also depends on which career you pick and how you perform on the job. Also, the ROI extends beyond the recovery, so if you get an MBA you're investing in the long-term!
(2) Schulich is a great program and is internationally reputable. How are you trying to measure reputation beyond that? People here can offer their own opinions, but which metrics matter to you? How will those viewpoints about the international brand and the rankings (which can also be subjective) going to change your opinion and, ultimately, your decision?
What other programs are you considering instead? Did you get scholarship money there too?
(1) I would not put much stock in ROI numbers. How are you defining ROI? Are you purely talking about your pay increase for a post-MBA job when compared to a non-MBA track over the cost of the MBA? If so, I suppose that is the closest way to calculate the recovery; however, it's highly subjective and really is not an accurate way to value the MBA. Also, there are many "soft" values to an MBA (the value of the network, the enjoyable experience itself, the knowledge gained, etc.) that don't make it an apples-to-apples comparison with not getting the MBA. It also depends on which career you pick and how you perform on the job. Also, the ROI extends beyond the recovery, so if you get an MBA you're investing in the long-term!
(2) Schulich is a great program and is internationally reputable. How are you trying to measure reputation beyond that? People here can offer their own opinions, but which metrics matter to you? How will those viewpoints about the international brand and the rankings (which can also be subjective) going to change your opinion and, ultimately, your decision?
What other programs are you considering instead? Did you get scholarship money there too?
aayushpoonia93
28 Mar 2022, 07:42
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Thank you for replying back
1. Since I am an Indian student, most of my fees are going to be paid through student loans. By ROI, I meant the timeframe by when I'd be able to recover on the investment.
2. Many individuals, some of them alumni, mentioned to me that while Schulich is regarded well in the Canadian circles but doesn't hold the same reputation outside Canada (in case I decide to make a switch to another country at a later point).
The important factors that I consider pursuing an MBA.
1. Risk: If there is scenario where for whatsoever reason I have to return to India because of VISA or other issues. I think it's a safe bet here.
2. Knowledge: My primary reason for pursuing an MBA is to gain knowledge and exposure. I am not sure how it stacks up against other programs.
3. I also intend to use this opportunity to connect with individuals with high pedigree in their respective fields to assimilate their experience.
Considering your expertise and experience, would you be able to help me with the important categories where Schulich ranks well and where it doesn't? I'd highly appreciate your feedback and guidance on the key factors that should hold weight in making this decision.
NOTE: I am wait-listed for the Imperial College London and Rutgers Business School.
1. Since I am an Indian student, most of my fees are going to be paid through student loans. By ROI, I meant the timeframe by when I'd be able to recover on the investment.
2. Many individuals, some of them alumni, mentioned to me that while Schulich is regarded well in the Canadian circles but doesn't hold the same reputation outside Canada (in case I decide to make a switch to another country at a later point).
The important factors that I consider pursuing an MBA.
1. Risk: If there is scenario where for whatsoever reason I have to return to India because of VISA or other issues. I think it's a safe bet here.
2. Knowledge: My primary reason for pursuing an MBA is to gain knowledge and exposure. I am not sure how it stacks up against other programs.
3. I also intend to use this opportunity to connect with individuals with high pedigree in their respective fields to assimilate their experience.
Considering your expertise and experience, would you be able to help me with the important categories where Schulich ranks well and where it doesn't? I'd highly appreciate your feedback and guidance on the key factors that should hold weight in making this decision.
NOTE: I am wait-listed for the Imperial College London and Rutgers Business School.
