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Thanks for a well-written answer. Great to know that you managed to land a job within as few as two months of graduating - no mean feat, I daresay. :D I like to say that the best answers are the ones that lead to more questions. So here goes: 1. Is there a significant difference between an...

Does working co-op make life any easier for an international student? The reason I am considering the co-op MBA program at McMaster is that it would have me work three terms for Canadian corporations. Would that give me the Canadian experience I'd need to land a job after I have graduated...

A big thank you to everybody who replied to my post! Would you say that I would stand a better chance of landing a skilled job (i.e. a career commensurate to my education) as a graduate of a Canadian co-op program than I would if I earned my masters in my home country and moved to Canada? I'm...

Anybody?

Thank you for replying. I was beginning to think nobody would bother. It's pretty disconcerting to note that somebody who graduated from McGill had to work survival jobs for an entire year. Makes me wonder whether the reputations of the elite universities mean anything at all. The reason I'm...

I would appreciate a reply.

Hi, Having read more than a few threads on this forum, I've come to understand that a break into the Canadian job market can be pretty hard to come by if you're a new immigrant, particularly if your qualifications were awarded in your home country. I plan to attend a Canadian university in...

Hi, I'm looking for a co-op MBA in Canada. I'm planning on applying to Wilfrid Laurier; the co-op MBA at WLU seems to have a good reputation. Could you suggest a few more co-op MBA programs that are as good as, or better than Wilfrid Laurier? I would like to work for a few years after I've...