I want to know Business study in Brock University
Is this ranked or well known University in Canada?
Is this ranked or well known University in Canada?
want comments..
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Hi,jstar1 said:
What program?
MBA or a general business course.
1. MBA is quite expensive.
2. It's an above average school.
* I wanted to be there but tuition was quite high, at least not comparable to its standing.
yeah MBA
Tuition is high but they mentioned that TA, RA positions are available. And last term is co-op
Tuition is high but they mentioned that TA, RA positions are available. And last term is co-op
Hi,jstar1 said:
TA/RA positions not for everyone.
I would recommend you to look at ‘University of Victoria' (Peter B. Gustavson School of Business) in British Columbia for the following reasons;
1. Uvic is fully recognized with AACSB. Less thn 10 percent of the global MBA schools come with such a prestigious recognition. AACSB designation is a gold standard for any business school.
2. Tuition (including all course related fees) for 18 months course: CAD 30,000. I am sure it's not high.
3. Compulsory paid internship of 4 months. If you wish you can go for one more paid internship. Average intern salary is around CAD 2,500/month.
4. Under international student exchange program with various global business schools, you have a golden chance to study with IIM, Bangalore for around 5 months. Just imagine the tag of IIM Bangalore on your CV.
5. Qulaified for a 3 year PGWP.
*informed by my cousin who is currently pursuing business education from Uvic.
Unfortunately they do not accept GRE in lieu of GMAT
You have any idea which accepts GRE for MBA?
*-my US visa was rejected.
You have any idea which accepts GRE for MBA?
*-my US visa was rejected.
Hi,jstar1 said:
I do not think if it's possible to get into a Canadian MBA with a GRE score (well, I am not sure).
You can find all admission requirements of Canadian MBA schools over here;
http://www.canadian-universities.net/MBA/MBA_Application.html