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aayushpoonia93
03 May 2022, 10:08
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I am an international student from India with 7 years of job experience in data management and analytics at Latentview, HSBC and JLL. My post-MBA goal is to speed up my growth within analytics at a reputed financial firm.
I have received admission from Rutgers, Newark (scholarship) and Schulich, Toronto. The word and research have pointed out that it is extremely difficult for international MBA students not from the top 20 schools to place a job in the USA, but it is much easier in Canada. However, Rutgers is rated in Financial Times and Schulich is not.
Another fact that I learned is that most post-MBA placements from Rutgers are within the supply chain and healthcare, which is not my target area. I'd ideally like to join the Finance industry because of my background and the scope of analytics within it.
From online resources, it seems like the post-MBA salary compensations are significantly better at Rutgers than at Schulich.
GMAT Score: 680
I'd really appreciate it if someone who faced a similar choice or an expert can chime in on the pros and cons to make my decision.
I have received admission from Rutgers, Newark (scholarship) and Schulich, Toronto. The word and research have pointed out that it is extremely difficult for international MBA students not from the top 20 schools to place a job in the USA, but it is much easier in Canada. However, Rutgers is rated in Financial Times and Schulich is not.
Another fact that I learned is that most post-MBA placements from Rutgers are within the supply chain and healthcare, which is not my target area. I'd ideally like to join the Finance industry because of my background and the scope of analytics within it.
From online resources, it seems like the post-MBA salary compensations are significantly better at Rutgers than at Schulich.
GMAT Score: 680
I'd really appreciate it if someone who faced a similar choice or an expert can chime in on the pros and cons to make my decision.
03 May 2022, 22:32
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aayushpoonia93
I am an international student from India with 7 years of job experience in data management and analytics at Latentview, HSBC and JLL. My post-MBA goal is to speed up my growth within analytics at a reputed financial firm.
I have received admission from Rutgers, Newark (scholarship) and Schulich, Toronto. The word and research have pointed out that it is extremely difficult for international MBA students not from the top 20 schools to place a job in the USA, but it is much easier in Canada. However, Rutgers is rated in Financial Times and Schulich is not.
Another fact that I learned is that most post-MBA placements from Rutgers are within the supply chain and healthcare, which is not my target area. I'd ideally like to join the Finance industry because of my background and the scope of analytics within it.
From online resources, it seems like the post-MBA salary compensations are significantly better at Rutgers than at Schulich.
GMAT Score: 680
I'd really appreciate it if someone who faced a similar choice or an expert can chime in on the pros and cons to make my decision.
I have received admission from Rutgers, Newark (scholarship) and Schulich, Toronto. The word and research have pointed out that it is extremely difficult for international MBA students not from the top 20 schools to place a job in the USA, but it is much easier in Canada. However, Rutgers is rated in Financial Times and Schulich is not.
Another fact that I learned is that most post-MBA placements from Rutgers are within the supply chain and healthcare, which is not my target area. I'd ideally like to join the Finance industry because of my background and the scope of analytics within it.
From online resources, it seems like the post-MBA salary compensations are significantly better at Rutgers than at Schulich.
GMAT Score: 680
I'd really appreciate it if someone who faced a similar choice or an expert can chime in on the pros and cons to make my decision.
Hello aayushpoonia93,
Overall, Canada, as a geography, appears to be more welcoming and a Schulich in Canada has a better brand value than a Rutgers in the USA. Rankings need to be taken with a pinch of salt at times so we wouldn't worry so much about what FT says. Sync with your goals is there in both places with both schools located around hubs so that should not be a concern.
As an international student one will face some challenges everywhere but we believe they will be milder in Canada; on the flip side, the USA has a much larger economy and that could have an impact on the compensation; having said that, if you perform well and use networking opportunities in an optimum matter, you will be fine.
All the best!
aayushpoonia93
Updated on: 04 May 2022, 11:23
Originally posted by aayushpoonia93 on 04 May 2022, 11:21.
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Last edited by aayushpoonia93 on 04 May 2022, 11:23, edited 1 time in total.
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Thank you so much for your prompt response.
The compensation from the Rutgers placement reports (107K vs 95K) is higher but so are the costs I imagine, comparing NYC and Toronto. For this reason, I did a ratio comparison and the compensation vs cost of living (food, transport, rent etc) seems to be better for Schulich. Would you concur with that judgement
I am a bit concerned about the recent news that has been highlighted for Rutgers regarding the ranking. Not sure what to make of that yet but I think it'll have a negative impact on coming batches?
Between the two, where do you think there'd be more competitive resources for networking in terms of students and executives?
PS: I have received a 10k scholarship from Rutgers with a promise of another 10K if I receive a better grade than 3.2.
The compensation from the Rutgers placement reports (107K vs 95K) is higher but so are the costs I imagine, comparing NYC and Toronto. For this reason, I did a ratio comparison and the compensation vs cost of living (food, transport, rent etc) seems to be better for Schulich. Would you concur with that judgement
I am a bit concerned about the recent news that has been highlighted for Rutgers regarding the ranking. Not sure what to make of that yet but I think it'll have a negative impact on coming batches?
Between the two, where do you think there'd be more competitive resources for networking in terms of students and executives?
PS: I have received a 10k scholarship from Rutgers with a promise of another 10K if I receive a better grade than 3.2.
