Even I mentioned the same that they are not the best out there but, he doesn't seem to have other options for masters. He can apply in colleges though.
Royal roads MGM
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Since, you are 2 people, I doubt that you will get an apartment or a house for that low. Usually, they ask for minimum $650 per head. Which will be around 10 minutes far from RRU via bus. Kijiji, Airbnb and Usedvictoria are few sites where you could see the images of the house on rent and contact the seller for details and then pay for it before landing.
We have a kid too and we are looking for a 1 bhk for a max of 1200$ . How about public schools and day care centers if u have an idea kindly suggest .estimating our expenses to be 3000-3500 per month .
If you dont mind i have a question , what sector you working in and which college passout?
Honestly I am not a student of rru to answer that but from course point or view it's not worth it.
Everyone will get PR sooner or later so that wont be a problem.
When you pay and attend an MBA class you want a good return on your investment. Most enployers have never heard of these schools and many are only getting jobs based on previous experience or are even working retail. It would make more sense to study at a good school at home and work for a large well known company at home or abroad and then apply for PR. The car industry is definitely not going to be a booming industry. It is already leaving Canada. I wouldn't count on a job on that industry in Canada. If work in IT or AI that is different.
Families of international students are not guaranteed visas so you would have to be approved first. If you get approved you have to find a place to live given that the vacancy rate is very lpw prices are increasing and many prefer to rent to a single person or couple versus a family. You will gave to find a spot in daycare. Most have to go on a waiting list for months. Daycare will likely cost $1500 or more a month. Your spouse hasn't been admitted to a program yet so there are still lots of uncertainties to tour plan.
George brown would be the most respected college. This degree won't open up the same doors as an MBA.
I was also considering RRU since a long time. But, after reading so many bad reviews, advice of expert and senior members, finding no alumni placed well after the completion of the course and many experienced people saying to stay clear from courses which have global business as their title since no jobs require those I dropped my plans of getting there. Also, no alumni will put their institutes in a bad light by telling bad things about it. Its your money after all. If you made up your mind to give away $32,000 just like that and obtain a degree which has no use, we can't stop you. Also, what Binoysh said is correct. PR can be obtained sooner or later, but if you won't get a job, then you will be in a fix. I have heard that they require you to work during those 3 years you get as pgwp in order to qualify for pr (not sure, hope some expert might clear this). It is always better to get enrolled to an institution which has a good and reputed name among the employers rather than some unknown institute.
Also, I mentioned some websites in my earlier post. Please check them for accommodation and rates.
GBC
Lambton
Sault
Niagara
Northern College
In that order. As Canuck mentioned, it won't give you that many opportunities as an MBA would but, give your best and keep going on to the top. Nowadays, everyone is going for an MBA. Who knows they wouldn't be in much demand in the future. MBA's in India are jobless. It is upto you how you would perform. Even an MBA from UBC will have to crack an interview to obtain a job. One of my friends did 2 such one-year diplomas, and now he is earning around $68k per annum. So, degrees don't matter much, your knowledge does.
He is saying about jobs.
Yes. Harsh truth, but yes. Did you see any alumni of RRU getting placed with his MGM degree?