MBA in Canada


Ezee

Hi, I am in bit of a dilemma. Would like to do my MBA in Canada, I sont have any work experience. Is that a knock-out critera or can I substitute it with good grades or other things? Plz help!

Hi, I am in bit of a dilemma. Would like to do my MBA in Canada, I sont have any work experience. Is that a knock-out critera or can I substitute it with good grades or other things? Plz help!
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gaga

Basically, all universities in Canada require work experience. The only one I can think of who doesnt require without experience is Malaspina University College.

Basically, all universities in Canada require work experience. The only one I can think of who doesnt require without experience is Malaspina University College.
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Oli

I agree with gaga, work experience is more or less mandatory. I would advise you to try Australia or US. There are some colleges that accept students even without any w experience.

I agree with gaga, work experience is more or less mandatory. I would advise you to try Australia or US. There are some colleges that accept students even without any w experience.
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stimpsy

You can have a look here for the new official website presenting the top 9 MBA's in Canada

http://www.canadianmba.com

You can have a look here for the new official website presenting the top 9 MBA's in Canada

http://www.canadianmba.com
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Mendez66

it's a nice site, but how "official" is it? and how did they come up with these nine business schools?

it's a nice site, but how "official" is it? and how did they come up with these nine business schools?
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I have a work experience of around 5 Years in the field of information technology and of Indian nationality. Looking for doing MBA in CANADA, can anybody let me know how the job opportunity in CANADA for a foreigner.

I have a work experience of around 5 Years in the field of information technology and of Indian nationality. Looking for doing MBA in CANADA, can anybody let me know how the job opportunity in CANADA for a foreigner.
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D general trend all over the world is that b-schools accept candidates with esp only..however, there is always scope for exceptions. Schools do waive off this..but very rarely..(I don't to give you a wrong ray of hope).
Work ex is almost a prerequisite to apply. ;(
The idea behind the work ex is to make sure that you understand the b-environment n can gel well with the people.
(dat doesn't mean that people w/o work ex can gel well).

Regards,

Amit Teehal.

Disclaimer: Just don't rely on this information alone as I'm not on Adcom.

D general trend all over the world is that b-schools accept candidates with esp only..however, there is always scope for exceptions. Schools do waive off this..but very rarely..(I don't to give you a wrong ray of hope).
Work ex is almost a prerequisite to apply. ;(
The idea behind the work ex is to make sure that you understand the b-environment n can gel well with the people.
(dat doesn't mean that people w/o work ex can gel well).

Regards,

Amit Teehal.

Disclaimer: Just don't rely on this information alone as I'm not on Adcom.
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kindly jst give me some suggestions about those colleges and universiies which dont require GMAT and WORK EXPERIENCE.... also have no demand of full fee in advance .. i mean about instalments of fee n easy to afford..
Regards..

kindly jst give me some suggestions about those colleges and universiies which dont require GMAT and WORK EXPERIENCE.... also have no demand of full fee in advance .. i mean about instalments of fee n easy to afford..
Regards..
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mbowes

Hi There,

Typically if you want to get into even a B school MBA program in Canada you need at least 2 yrs work experience

Matthew

Hi There,

Typically if you want to get into even a B school MBA program in Canada you need at least 2 yrs work experience

Matthew
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mahro

i'nt there any option for those without work experience???

i'nt there any option for those without work experience???
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Duncan

None of the ranked MBAs in Canada will take candidates without work experience. You'll be better off either waiting, or applying to a pre-experience masters degree which is not an MBA. For example:
http://www.ivey.uwo.ca/msc/
http://www.sauder.ubc.ca/Programs/Master_of_Management_-_Early_Career_Masters

PS I don't know the McMaster programme mentioned below, but it looks excellent. I'd suggest looking carefully that placement and salary data.

None of the ranked MBAs in Canada will take candidates without work experience. You'll be better off either waiting, or applying to a pre-experience masters degree which is not an MBA. For example:
http://www.ivey.uwo.ca/msc/
http://www.sauder.ubc.ca/Programs/Master_of_Management_-_Early_Career_Masters

PS I don't know the McMaster programme mentioned below, but it looks excellent. I'd suggest looking carefully that placement and salary data.
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McMaster offers a co-op MBA Program that does not require work experience.

McMaster offers a co-op MBA Program that does not require work experience.
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ralph

McMaster offers a co-op MBA Program that does not require work experience.
And a few places also offer pre-experience MSc's in Canada. These include reputable schools like Ivey, Sauder, and Queen's. An MSc at one of these schools would be much better than an MBA from an unaccredited university.

<blockquote>McMaster offers a co-op MBA Program that does not require work experience. </blockquote>And a few places also offer pre-experience MSc's in Canada. These include reputable schools like Ivey, Sauder, and Queen's. An MSc at one of these schools would be much better than an MBA from an unaccredited university.
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Mostly you need to have a work-ex.

Mostly you need to have a work-ex.
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ezra

Mostly you need to have a work-ex.

Agree. Without question, work experience is one of the single most important aspects of the MBA experience - you need to have some kind of relevant experiences to reference while you're studying. I know that there are MSc's out there that don't require work experience, but these programs are not comparable in any sense to accredited MBAs.

<blockquote>Mostly you need to have a work-ex.</blockquote>
Agree. Without question, work experience is one of the single most important aspects of the MBA experience - you need to have some kind of relevant experiences to reference while you're studying. I know that there are MSc's out there that don't require work experience, but these programs are not comparable in any sense to accredited MBAs.
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shewta

myfriend is b.pharma graduate (2011). he did job here india but he dont like the job in pharma co. i dont know why? may be the salary is not good.....

now he want to know some cheap and best program in canda or argentina for indian grduate which can earn him nice wages and PR.
he can afford INR 800000

myfriend is b.pharma graduate (2011). he did job here india but he dont like the job in pharma co. i dont know why? may be the salary is not good.....

now he want to know some cheap and best program in canda or argentina for indian grduate which can earn him nice wages and PR.
he can afford INR 800000
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Duncan

That's less than $15,000 CND. I don't see how a programme that cheaply run, and with students with one year's work experience, can get great wages for its alumni.

Take a look at http://wannabehomesick.blogspot.co.uk/2011/03/cheapest-schools-for-mba-program-in.html and also http://www.milliondollarjourney.com/canadas-most-expensive-and-lowest-cost-mba-programs.htm but remember that you get what you pay for.

That's less than $15,000 CND. I don't see how a programme that cheaply run, and with students with one year's work experience, can get great wages for its alumni.

Take a look at http://wannabehomesick.blogspot.co.uk/2011/03/cheapest-schools-for-mba-program-in.html and also http://www.milliondollarjourney.com/canadas-most-expensive-and-lowest-cost-mba-programs.htm but remember that you get what you pay for.
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shewta

That's less than $15,000 CND. I don't see how a programme that cheaply run, and with students with one year's work experience, can get great wages for its alumni.

Take a look at http://wannabehomesick.blogspot.co.uk/2011/03/cheapest-schools-for-mba-program-in.html and also http://www.milliondollarjourney.com/canadas-most-expensive-and-lowest-cost-mba-programs.htm but remember that you get what you pay for.


thank you... do u have same info. about singapore and argentina

<blockquote>That's less than $15,000 CND. I don't see how a programme that cheaply run, and with students with one year's work experience, can get great wages for its alumni.

Take a look at http://wannabehomesick.blogspot.co.uk/2011/03/cheapest-schools-for-mba-program-in.html and also http://www.milliondollarjourney.com/canadas-most-expensive-and-lowest-cost-mba-programs.htm but remember that you get what you pay for.</blockquote>

thank you... do u have same info. about singapore and argentina
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Duncan

Try using Google. That's how I found those first two links.

There are a handful of MBAs in either country. If your friend is not motivated to do this basic research for himself, I am not sure we would be helping him.

Try using Google. That's how I found those first two links.

There are a handful of MBAs in either country. If your friend is not motivated to do this basic research for himself, I am not sure we would be helping him.

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shewta

Try using Google. That's how I found those first two links.

There are a handful of MBAs in either country. If your friend is not motivated to do this basic research for himself, I am not sure we would be helping him.


ok sir... thank you

<blockquote>Try using Google. That's how I found those first two links.

There are a handful of MBAs in either country. If your friend is not motivated to do this basic research for himself, I am not sure we would be helping him.

</blockquote>
ok sir... thank you
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