Canada MBA for Career in Finance
Posted May 23, 2018 19:23
Hello! I am exploring MBA options in Canada for a career in finance. I would appreciate any recommendations you might have and would especially value reviews from current students and alumni!
Hello! I am exploring MBA options in Canada for a career in finance. I would appreciate any recommendations you might have and would especially value reviews from current students and alumni!
Posted May 24, 2018 00:37
Take a look at https://find-mba.com/board/americas?keyword=canada%20finance and come back with more specific questions
Take a look at https://find-mba.com/board/americas?keyword=canada%20finance and come back with more specific questions
Posted May 29, 2018 19:26
Hi Duncan, I've read through some of the postings and I have decided to apply to these schools:
McGill
University of Toronto
Queen's University
York University
University of Western Ontario
Do you have any comments or suggestions about my school choice considering I want to work in finance (in Canada)?
Thanks in advance!
McGill
University of Toronto
Queen's University
York University
University of Western Ontario
Do you have any comments or suggestions about my school choice considering I want to work in finance (in Canada)?
Thanks in advance!
Hi Duncan, I've read through some of the postings and I have decided to apply to these schools:
McGill
University of Toronto
Queen's University
York University
University of Western Ontario
Do you have any comments or suggestions about my school choice considering I want to work in finance (in Canada)?
Thanks in advance!
McGill
University of Toronto
Queen's University
York University
University of Western Ontario
Do you have any comments or suggestions about my school choice considering I want to work in finance (in Canada)?
Thanks in advance!
Posted Jun 07, 2018 21:22
Good choices. Rotman and Ivey are the only ones listed in FT's Finance MBA ranking, but you could make a case for McGill or even Ivey. Schulich is probably the weakest of the bunch.
Good choices. Rotman and Ivey are the only ones listed in FT's Finance MBA ranking, but you could make a case for McGill or even Ivey. Schulich is probably the weakest of the bunch.
Posted Jun 11, 2018 20:51
Thanks a lot for your feedback. I'm happy to have a good list of programs to apply to. I'm going to take the GMAT in July and I'll check back here if I have any other questions. Thanks again!
Thanks a lot for your feedback. I'm happy to have a good list of programs to apply to. I'm going to take the GMAT in July and I'll check back here if I have any other questions. Thanks again!
Posted Jul 23, 2018 21:07
An update that I scored 680 on the GMAT. In the next few months I'll be moving forward with my apps for McGill and Rotman. The others have earlier intakes that will unfortunately be problematic for my plans. Thanks again for the advices.
An update that I scored 680 on the GMAT. In the next few months I'll be moving forward with my apps for McGill and Rotman. The others have earlier intakes that will unfortunately be problematic for my plans. Thanks again for the advices.
Posted Jul 24, 2018 18:47
That's too bad because Ivey would be a great school for finance. Rotman's not bad either. You can't really expect a US-level salary, though!
That's too bad because Ivey would be a great school for finance. Rotman's not bad either. You can't really expect a US-level salary, though!
Posted Jul 26, 2018 19:50
Don't need a US level salary if I'm living in Canada! :)
Don't need a US level salary if I'm living in Canada! :)
Posted Aug 07, 2018 21:05
Depends. Toronto is not an 'inexpensive' city by any means. I'd say, if you were getting the average salary that Rotman is reporting right after your MBA, and you lived in Toronto, your quality of life would be similar to if you had the average NYU salary and were living in NYC.
Depends. Toronto is not an 'inexpensive' city by any means. I'd say, if you were getting the average salary that Rotman is reporting right after your MBA, and you lived in Toronto, your quality of life would be similar to if you had the average NYU salary and were living in NYC.
Posted Aug 10, 2018 19:14
How is Ryerson for finance?
How is Ryerson for finance?
Posted Aug 13, 2018 18:18
Rotman is better.
Rotman is better.
Posted Aug 15, 2018 20:11
This may be so but it's decidedly above my budget! Any thoughts on Ryerson?
This may be so but it's decidedly above my budget! Any thoughts on Ryerson?
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