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25 May 2023, 09:41
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Hello all,
First time poster (28M) so please let me know if there are any mistakes in terms of how I'm posting this. I'm looking to get some insight into Canadian business schools. I recently received admission offers from the following 3 schools:
1) University of Toronto (Rotman) - $15,000 scholarship
- September intake
- 2 year program
- $92,000 CAD tuition
- Downtown Toronto
2) Queen's University (Smith School of Business) - - $10,000 scholarship
- January intake
- 1 year program
- $84,000 CAD tuition
- Kingston, Ontario
3) Western University ( Ivey) - $10,000 scholarship
- March intake
- 1 year program
- $83,000 CAD tuition
- London Ontario
I'm looking to pursue a career in finance and don't really have substantial experience in the industry yet. I have a Bachelor of Science from the University of British Columbia I'll also primarily be using student loans to finance my MBA so I certainly want to be making an informed decision. I'd appreciate any insight you guys may be able to provide. Happy to provide any additional info that could be helpful. Thanks so much!
First time poster (28M) so please let me know if there are any mistakes in terms of how I'm posting this. I'm looking to get some insight into Canadian business schools. I recently received admission offers from the following 3 schools:
1) University of Toronto (Rotman) - $15,000 scholarship
- September intake
- 2 year program
- $92,000 CAD tuition
- Downtown Toronto
2) Queen's University (Smith School of Business) - - $10,000 scholarship
- January intake
- 1 year program
- $84,000 CAD tuition
- Kingston, Ontario
3) Western University ( Ivey) - $10,000 scholarship
- March intake
- 1 year program
- $83,000 CAD tuition
- London Ontario
I'm looking to pursue a career in finance and don't really have substantial experience in the industry yet. I have a Bachelor of Science from the University of British Columbia I'll also primarily be using student loans to finance my MBA so I certainly want to be making an informed decision. I'd appreciate any insight you guys may be able to provide. Happy to provide any additional info that could be helpful. Thanks so much!
25 May 2023, 13:45
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Congratulations on your admits and scholarships.
If this is a new industry in the new field you’re trying to get into, I would recommend the two-year program because you have a summer internship opportunity to get some relevant experience and hopefully a good brand on your résumé to help us full-time recruiting. So that would give you more towards Rotman as the only two year program.
If Rotman is the HBS of Canada, Ivey has traditionally been the Wharton or Booth with focus on finance and actually some case study method. It’s definitely a rigorous program but I feel you would still benefit more from having some relevant industry experience before recruiting most of all since many of the Canadian employers value work experience more so than the degree by itself.
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If this is a new industry in the new field you’re trying to get into, I would recommend the two-year program because you have a summer internship opportunity to get some relevant experience and hopefully a good brand on your résumé to help us full-time recruiting. So that would give you more towards Rotman as the only two year program.
If Rotman is the HBS of Canada, Ivey has traditionally been the Wharton or Booth with focus on finance and actually some case study method. It’s definitely a rigorous program but I feel you would still benefit more from having some relevant industry experience before recruiting most of all since many of the Canadian employers value work experience more so than the degree by itself.
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25 May 2023, 22:04
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Congratulations for your admit..
Rotman for sure is the best among all schools mentioned..
Its just that 2 year program vs others are 1 year about which you have to decide how much timw you can devote for the course.
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Rotman for sure is the best among all schools mentioned..
Its just that 2 year program vs others are 1 year about which you have to decide how much timw you can devote for the course.
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