I am looking for an MBA in Canada which does not require GMAT score and lasts not longer than 18 months.
Does anybody know such programs?
I have more than 5 years of work exeperience related to administration and marketing, BBA degree and LLDiploma.
MBA in Canada without GMAT
Posted Oct 01, 2007 14:22
Does anybody know such programs?
I have more than 5 years of work exeperience related to administration and marketing, BBA degree and LLDiploma.
Posted Oct 04, 2007 00:04
Here some Canadian MBAs which meet your requirements:
- Brock University - St. Catharines, ON, Canada
- Université Laval - Québec, Canada (as far as I understand, please chek. its all in French..)
- Wilfrid Laurier University - Waterloo Campus:
GMAT may be waived under certain strict circumstances
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- Brock University - St. Catharines, ON, Canada
- Université Laval - Québec, Canada (as far as I understand, please chek. its all in French..)
- Wilfrid Laurier University - Waterloo Campus:
GMAT may be waived under certain strict circumstances
Posted Oct 04, 2007 08:43
Thank you!
The list is not very long. I hope that there are more programs meeting the reqirements.
I also found Malaspina University College.
The list is not very long. I hope that there are more programs meeting the reqirements.
I also found Malaspina University College.
Posted Oct 05, 2007 23:00
There are some more. I didn't have more time yesterday to look them up for you.
But I must say your request limits que choice quite a lot. Especially the good MBAs require alll the GMAT. Also, it's more typical for Canada to offer 2 year MBAs, like in the US. But about one school out of two has a one year version too
But I must say your request limits que choice quite a lot. Especially the good MBAs require alll the GMAT. Also, it's more typical for Canada to offer 2 year MBAs, like in the US. But about one school out of two has a one year version too
Posted Oct 06, 2007 18:02
I confirm what Juanito writes, Most MBA programs require GMAT, and that`s not a Canadian specialty at all.
I would even say that you should be suspicious about unknown programs NOT requiring GMAT - that can mean that they don`t attract enough people, and that they accept everyohne, even those who have a bad profile - not a good place to study then.
In fact, the school has to measure somehow the capacities and qualification of the candidate. That`s why top programs sometimes are fine with other prooves than GMAT if the student establishes that he/she is far, but very far beyond average.
I would even say that you should be suspicious about unknown programs NOT requiring GMAT - that can mean that they don`t attract enough people, and that they accept everyohne, even those who have a bad profile - not a good place to study then.
In fact, the school has to measure somehow the capacities and qualification of the candidate. That`s why top programs sometimes are fine with other prooves than GMAT if the student establishes that he/she is far, but very far beyond average.
Posted Oct 06, 2007 18:18
So, taking into account the above and what Juanito stated, its normal that out of the 40-50 MBA programs in Canada only a small list corresponds to what you are looking for.
Here some more information that might be interesting for you:
The admission section of the MBA at University of New Brunswick it says: "students with a GPA of 3.2/4.3 or higher may be eligible for a GMAT waiver"
If you speak French, you might have a have a look also at:
Université du Québec à Montréal (UQÀM) MBA - AND
Université de Sherbrooke (Québec)
I did not find any mention of GMAT
Hope that helped?
Here some more information that might be interesting for you:
The admission section of the MBA at University of New Brunswick it says: "students with a GPA of 3.2/4.3 or higher may be eligible for a GMAT waiver"
If you speak French, you might have a have a look also at:
Université du Québec à Montréal (UQÀM) MBA - AND
Université de Sherbrooke (Québec)
I did not find any mention of GMAT
Hope that helped?
Posted Oct 08, 2007 11:28
Thank you!
Posted Oct 24, 2007 20:59
What are the options for 1 year MBA with GMAT in Canada.
I apologise if I am diverting from the topic of discussion
I apologise if I am diverting from the topic of discussion
Posted Oct 25, 2007 14:59
Not at all, we kind of finished the above discussion, anyways MBAs not requiring GMAT is a very specific, marginal request.
Regarding your question, there are quite a few one year programs in Canada. From my personal research I got the impression that the general model in Canada is the 2-year version like in the US, but a lot of schools offer both.
I started my research going through the FIND MBA Canada section, where I went through the programs one by one. It's only 5 pages, some 40 MBAs, very well feasible.
But I think you can even narrow your research with specific parameters using the reseach function (head of this page on the right side, button: "Search MBA")
Regarding your question, there are quite a few one year programs in Canada. From my personal research I got the impression that the general model in Canada is the 2-year version like in the US, but a lot of schools offer both.
I started my research going through the FIND MBA Canada section, where I went through the programs one by one. It's only 5 pages, some 40 MBAs, very well feasible.
But I think you can even narrow your research with specific parameters using the reseach function (head of this page on the right side, button: "Search MBA")
Posted Oct 25, 2007 15:31
I just did this research out of curiosity, you have 20 one-year MBAs in Canada!
Posted Oct 25, 2007 16:37
Thanks a lot Maite. I appreciate your effort.
Let me give you an overview of my background.
I am an IT professional (expertising in database systems) with 4 years of work exp. I would like to stick to the filed of IT and use my MBA to excel in my existing field.
First of all, does that make sense ?
Well, what specific courses would help me in my purpose. Are there any specific courses for tecnical graduates with work exp (like IT finance etc).
The sole purpose of 1 year MBA is its pace. .
Thanks again for your effort
Let me give you an overview of my background.
I am an IT professional (expertising in database systems) with 4 years of work exp. I would like to stick to the filed of IT and use my MBA to excel in my existing field.
First of all, does that make sense ?
Well, what specific courses would help me in my purpose. Are there any specific courses for tecnical graduates with work exp (like IT finance etc).
The sole purpose of 1 year MBA is its pace. .
Thanks again for your effort
Posted Oct 26, 2007 19:10
I understand, one year is quicker, and also far lower in costs.
As for your profile, I can't help you I'm afraid, since I have a law beackground, I studied law and economics and don't know about IT. Sorry for that :-(
But generally speaking you can either stick to your field, or chose a general MBA if you head more for positions of management of a company specialised in the field. That depends n your personal preferences. You sound more like wanting to specialize in your field, that's fine.
For the courses, I don't understand very well, do you mean something outside an MBA or in the MBA program?
As for your profile, I can't help you I'm afraid, since I have a law beackground, I studied law and economics and don't know about IT. Sorry for that :-(
But generally speaking you can either stick to your field, or chose a general MBA if you head more for positions of management of a company specialised in the field. That depends n your personal preferences. You sound more like wanting to specialize in your field, that's fine.
For the courses, I don't understand very well, do you mean something outside an MBA or in the MBA program?
Posted Oct 29, 2007 20:14
I am looking for something within MBA. but i understand i dont have much of options. ;-)
Posted Oct 30, 2007 11:02
Ya Deep..dat makes sense n you r not alone.
I think there are some courses like IT (Fin/Mktng)..but u have to shed some sweat to search.. ;-(
You can go for MIS( Management in Information Systems).
SO..best of luck..;)
Chao..
Amit
I think there are some courses like IT (Fin/Mktng)..but u have to shed some sweat to search.. ;-(
You can go for MIS( Management in Information Systems).
SO..best of luck..;)
Chao..
Amit
Posted Oct 30, 2007 11:10
Hi Maite,
Wats the scope of MBA in Canada?
I've read that there is a problem to find jobs in Canada esp. for international students.
Also, m worried abt ROI.
Pls help me if possible.
If you knoe any source that can help on these issues or in general on MBA in Canada.. Pls fwd to me.
Regards,
Amit Teehal
Wats the scope of MBA in Canada?
I've read that there is a problem to find jobs in Canada esp. for international students.
Also, m worried abt ROI.
Pls help me if possible.
If you knoe any source that can help on these issues or in general on MBA in Canada.. Pls fwd to me.
Regards,
Amit Teehal
Posted Oct 30, 2007 21:29
Ya Deep..dat makes sense n you r not alone.
I think there are some courses like IT (Fin/Mktng)..but u have to shed some sweat to search.. ;-(
You can go for MIS( Management in Information Systems).
SO..best of luck..;)
Chao..
Amit
Thanks Amit. Well I dont think there is much of career prospects in MIS. It with financeor marketting sounds good tome. Do you have any details on it ?
I think there are some courses like IT (Fin/Mktng)..but u have to shed some sweat to search.. ;-(
You can go for MIS( Management in Information Systems).
SO..best of luck..;)
Chao..
Amit</blockquote>
Thanks Amit. Well I dont think there is much of career prospects in MIS. It with financeor marketting sounds good tome. Do you have any details on it ?
Posted Oct 31, 2007 08:04
Thanks Amit. Well I dont think there is much of career prospects in MIS. It with financeor marketting sounds good tome. Do you have any details on it ?
M afraid I don't have anything right now..
If I come across anything.. will let l u know..
:)
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M afraid I don't have anything right now..
If I come across anything.. will let l u know..
:)
Posted Dec 16, 2010 14:21
I want to pursue a career in media mangement..I am en Electronic and communication engineer ,but works in IT field.
I am looking for a MBA that will enhance my leadership quality and will help me to get into a media mangement profile.I love to manage talenetd people like singers,musicians and all.I see MBA in york univ with an elective in arts management.
Please help.
I am looking for a MBA that will enhance my leadership quality and will help me to get into a media mangement profile.I love to manage talenetd people like singers,musicians and all.I see MBA in york univ with an elective in arts management.
Please help.
Posted Jan 11, 2011 17:26
Hi
I am having 5 yrs of work experience in HR in one of the Top MNC. I want to do MBA majoring in HR and without GMAT. I will have my IELTS exam soon. Which uni or country would be suitable for me? I am a single mother and I cant afford much. But really want to get the degree from a reputed uni. and would also like to work/settle there. Can anyone suggest? Really need the info
I am having 5 yrs of work experience in HR in one of the Top MNC. I want to do MBA majoring in HR and without GMAT. I will have my IELTS exam soon. Which uni or country would be suitable for me? I am a single mother and I cant afford much. But really want to get the degree from a reputed uni. and would also like to work/settle there. Can anyone suggest? Really need the info
Posted May 16, 2011 15:42
Worth having a look here
uwinnipeg.ca /index/international
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uwinnipeg.ca /index/international
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