I know Rotman is ranked better but McGill is more attractive to me in terms of location. Also McGill is offering a better scholarship, which would make the cost much lower than Rotman.

Any advice?

I work in retail operations, may want to transition into marketing or consulting.

Focus on your goals, not the price. See The sad facts about scholarships http://www.find-mba.com/board/37055

When I was searching a school back in 2009~12 to do MBA, I found that McGill was equally reputable as University of Toronto. As a university it's much more renowned - sometimes called the Harvard of North?

Major difference could come from French proficiency, given Montreal. Personally I liked McGill so much that I applied twice. I'd say McGill if you don't want anything to do with Finance.

[quote]When I was searching a school back in 2009~12 to do MBA, I found that McGill was equally reputable as University of Toronto. As a university it's much more renowned - sometimes called the Harvard of North?[/quote]
I've heard that too but I think it has more to do with the overall reputation of the university rather than the business school itself. At least that's what the rankings seem to say...

I am bilingual French/English and I'm open to working in either or both languages. I don't really want to go into finance.

Hi, I am too planning to go to Canada for my MBA and wanted to know which university is better.
Specifically for marketing, as I have specialized in it and am working in the field of digital marketing.
So please suggest which university will have a better value for a marketing degree in an MBA

Unless you are focussed on finding work in Canada, simply compare the curriculum for the two degrees.

[quote]Hi, I am too planning to go to Canada for my MBA and wanted to know which university is better.
Specifically for marketing, as I have specialized in it and am working in the field of digital marketing.
So please suggest which university will have a better value for a marketing degree in an MBA [/quote]
What are your goals?