USA or Canada


Hi,

This is Pankaj here from India.

My profile is as follows :

GMAT - 620
TOEFL iBT - 103
Work Ex - 7.5 years (IT field)
Qualification : Masters in Information Technology

With the above profile, please suggest me suitable schools located in USA and Canada.

If possible, based upon my chances, please suggest me at least 2 safe colleges and 2 moderate colleges from each country.

Please also advice me, why Canada and not USA or why USA and not Canada.

I also want to know, if I am applying now for Fall 2013 admissions, am I losing my chances. Would I be able to improve my chances by applying early for fall 2014 ?

Looking forward to your response.

With regards,
Pankaj

Hi,

This is Pankaj here from India.

My profile is as follows :

GMAT - 620
TOEFL iBT - 103
Work Ex - 7.5 years (IT field)
Qualification : Masters in Information Technology

With the above profile, please suggest me suitable schools located in USA and Canada.

If possible, based upon my chances, please suggest me at least 2 safe colleges and 2 moderate colleges from each country.

Please also advice me, why Canada and not USA or why USA and not Canada.

I also want to know, if I am applying now for Fall 2013 admissions, am I losing my chances. Would I be able to improve my chances by applying early for fall 2014 ?

Looking forward to your response.

With regards,
Pankaj
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Duncan

Salaries are higher in the US, and I'd say the MBA experience is generally better there. Four schools with good salaries and average GMAT's around yours are (ranked easy to stretch):
University of Connecticut (CT)
Babson College (Olin) (MA)
University of Arizona (Eller) (AZ)
California Polytechnic State University--San Luis Obispo (Orfalea) (CA)


PS What are your goals?

Salaries are higher in the US, and I'd say the MBA experience is generally better there. Four schools with good salaries and average GMAT's around yours are (ranked easy to stretch):
University of Connecticut (CT)
Babson College (Olin) (MA)
University of Arizona (Eller) (AZ)
California Polytechnic State University--San Luis Obispo (Orfalea) (CA)


PS What are your goals?
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Hello Mr JK Duncan,

Thanks a lot for your prompt reply.

After completing my MBA, for some years, I want to stay in the country I will graduate from. I am looking for full time MBA (2 years). But please suggest me, with my profile, is this suggestible ? I am looking for International Business, Consultancy and SCM.

Please help.

With regards,
Pankaj

Hello Mr JK Duncan,

Thanks a lot for your prompt reply.

After completing my MBA, for some years, I want to stay in the country I will graduate from. I am looking for full time MBA (2 years). But please suggest me, with my profile, is this suggestible ? I am looking for International Business, Consultancy and SCM.

Please help.

With regards,
Pankaj
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ralph

Agreed with Duncan on his suggestion for US over Canada, especially if you'd stay for only a few years post-graduation.

It's a stretch based on your GMAT, but Rutgers would be a great option for supply chain management, as it has a specialized MBA program in this field.

Likewise, many George Washington graduates go into consulting jobs, at fairly decent salaries. It's a reach school as well, based on your GMAT, but might be worth looking into.

Agreed with Duncan on his suggestion for US over Canada, especially if you'd stay for only a few years post-graduation.

It's a stretch based on your GMAT, but Rutgers would be a great option for supply chain management, as it has a specialized MBA program in this field.

Likewise, many George Washington graduates go into consulting jobs, at fairly decent salaries. It's a reach school as well, based on your GMAT, but might be worth looking into.
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Thanks a lot for your response.

For Canada, I am planning to apply into "Sauder, Schulich, Alberta and Calgary".
For USA, I am planning to apply into "Fisher, Brigham and Young, Rutgers and Texas A & M".

Please suggest, if I am thinking in the right direction.

With regards,
Pankaj

Thanks a lot for your response.

For Canada, I am planning to apply into "Sauder, Schulich, Alberta and Calgary".
For USA, I am planning to apply into "Fisher, Brigham and Young, Rutgers and Texas A & M".

Please suggest, if I am thinking in the right direction.

With regards,
Pankaj
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ezra

For Canada, I am planning to apply into "Sauder, Schulich, Alberta and Calgary".
For USA, I am planning to apply into "Fisher, Brigham and Young, Rutgers and Texas A & M".

Based on your GMAT, I think your best chances are at Alberta and Calgary, and potentially Texas A&M. The others will be stretch schools.

Duncan has put together a great resource to help you determine whether you can get into a school based on your GMAT score. I suggest you take a look at it:

http://www.find-mba.com/board/27082

<blockquote>For Canada, I am planning to apply into "Sauder, Schulich, Alberta and Calgary".
For USA, I am planning to apply into "Fisher, Brigham and Young, Rutgers and Texas A & M".
</blockquote>
Based on your GMAT, I think your best chances are at Alberta and Calgary, and potentially Texas A&M. The others will be stretch schools.

Duncan has put together a great resource to help you determine whether you can get into a school based on your GMAT score. I suggest you take a look at it:

http://www.find-mba.com/board/27082
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