Which province to select for study, future job and PR..?

[Jakev]

Btw all these courses are pricey and would certainly help you land good opportunities- course fees begin over 50k at all Universities which I alluded to above (Domestic student fees).

 

[canuck78]

Really no point in doing some of the courses you have applied for in my opinion. You need to do a management or administration degree from a reputable school in order for it to be worthwhile and lead to good opportunities. Many will require the gmat.

 

[Jakev]

Really no point in doing some of the courses you have applied for in my opinion. You need to do a management or administration degree from a reputable school in order for it to be worthwhile and lead to good opportunities. Many will require the gmat.

Analytics is the next disruption wave that most Canadian corporates have embraced- loads of jobs on offer in addition to Cloud and Blockchain. Most B-schools I alluded to need the GMAT, and are the best Uni's in Canada (UoT/Queen's/York).

 

[canuck78]

Analytics is the next disruption wave that most Canadian corporates have embraced- loads of jobs on offer in addition to Cloud and Blockchain. Most B-schools I alluded to need the GMAT, and are the best Uni's in Canada (UoT/Queen's/York).

Agree with you. Was referring to their current choices of FDU and confederation college.

 

[Jakev]

Agree with you. Was referring to their current choices of FDU and confederation college.

Concur wholeheartedly. Thanks.

 

[Ket.31]

Would avoid FDU and the college program. They won't lead to great job opportunities.

Why is that so..? Did you go there..?

 

[Ket.31]

It need not be 2 years in length actually- I see many students who opt for a 1.5 year course and get it done. Have you looked at Schulich's MBAN program? It's 12 months specialized in Analytics- however, you need a GMAT of 650 and above. Alternatively, you can try Smith School of Business (Toronto campus) which is another 12 months program- advantage is you can work whilst you learn and no GMAT. Ofcourse as a student either course you can only work upto 20 hours per week. The last option is UoT's MMA program which is 9 months in length- again, you need to have the GMAT.

Many programs that you recommended need GMAT. Getting a PR in Ontario is tough as compared to other provinces. It would be great if you can suggest me some progams in BC and Alberta.

 

[Sai reddy]

Why is that so..? Did you go there..?

what do u say about FDU?