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30 Jun 2014, 06:16
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I'm still in trouble; Is it really important which business school to pick? It must be Ontario and Greater Toronto Area: York University, Ryerson University, Western , McMaster, University of Toronto, those five are the only one that I have to pick one.
Is it really important which one? Will it affect my employment after graduation, etc.
***** not to worry about tuition fees and gmat.
Thank you all
Is it really important which one? Will it affect my employment after graduation, etc.
***** not to worry about tuition fees and gmat.
Thank you all
30 Jun 2014, 15:09
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What is the context of your question?
It sounds crazy the way you posted it - it sounds as though you don't care which school to go or is it when you take the gmat and have to select the schools?
If you don't care which school to go to, then pick one. It is all up to you
most people care but not all have a choice when the decisions come out.
01 Jul 2014, 14:51
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Agree with BB. Take a look at the schools average GMAT scores and see where you fall to make sure you stand a good chance of getting that acceptance letter. Spend time researching the schools' programs and see what appeals to you.
