Even employers know that getting into top public universities in Canada is quite difficult and that's why students who graduate from these have a significant advantage over those who graduate from universities like UCW and the other so-called colleges.
If there was an "official source," I don't think UCW would still be in business. Their model is based on international students not knowing something that anyone who lives in Canada and is familiar with the education system here knows.
Why don't you just skip an MBA completely then, and apply for jobs in Canada on the strength of your experience at these "biggest firms"? If you are going to use an MBA qualification from Canada to apply for jobs in Canada, then you better do your due diligence and make sure you pick the right school that will give you the best chance in the face of stringent competition. Take the free advice that has been doled out to you by the veterans on here.
There is the official source stating that it has accreditation from British Columbia Ministry of Advance Education,Skills & Training and carries the Education Quality Assurance (EQA). You can check the website of BCM.
You are guiding me without knowing my profile. My intention is for MBA is not for jobs . I have two successful companies and looking to learn few more skills for my ad on to make progress globally. I truly understand your frustrations but I don't understand why you are taking it so personal. I wish to add some references which can help you clear your misunderstanding of recognition and reputation concepts.
Though students from so-called colleges are taking advantage, employers will screen and hire people . With just having a good degree from good University but not able to clear the screening for the employers requirement will not be usefull. Moreover employers will not assume and speak in air without evidence. Employers can understand what is accreditation and standards, which University is accredited which is not.
Even the international students who got thier degree from USA are exempted from ielts requirement.If you have professional experience more than 5 years most of the international students doesn't need GMAT. I guess you are not one of them . So you may not fit for UCW. Don't underestimate indians not only indians any other nationality. I am sorry to expect that dignity and respect. Most of the biggest IT companies like Microsoft ,Google which you use more often CEO are indians .This platform won't be enough to understand you. I hope you are from well educated and well-mannered background. So let's maintain our dignity and self respect stopping these conversations instead of valuable information. I am stopping to reply further as it will not help anyone. But if you are not from above mentioned background you can keep on replying proving your original ethics.
Ha ha ha You still got stuck in 2011.This is 2020.Even you might have got more mature in these 9 years. Even IRCC has made lot changes from then to now. It's fine you can continue to follow those old news and forget about the present. Wish you good luck to get updated soon . Share the present situations and sources which can help people . Thanks and good luck
I don't think the Reddit post from last month is old news lol. The founder of UCW was a major donor to the previous BC government, so of course they were happy to accredit his diploma mill. Accreditation is meaningless. Reputation is what matters in business, and no employer in Canada will take a UCW MBA over one from Rotman, Ivey, Schulich, Sauder, or Desautels—real, public universities that don't admit just anyone.
Ha ha ha good one. Thanks for concern about my money. Just gaining certificate and hanging in the neck doesn't help to get job. Just don't run back of Job or success ,run behind the excellence.. success will follow you..just don't go by name and fame ...go with course structure and market to adapt.I don't know that the founder of ucw is donor of previous BC government. As brilliant people like you knows in depth of it out of other colleges in canada ,it makes sense that it's recognised. Still I don't understand how come it stands at 81 rank ... Strange...
There are only 100 universities in Canada. So, 81/100 is not a good number and don't worry if you feel it is good for you then go for it all the best.
I find it really funny how you engage in sarcasm and digs and at the end say God Bless or Good luck and then proceed to do it again!
Hey.. I have enrolled for MBA program in UCW. I did my share of research and then applied for this program, it ticks all the requirements to get the visa. Is your visa approved. If yes, then could you please share the timeline.
