Canadian Undergrad
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on 1/18/13 at 11:41am
Which Canadian undergrad program has the best international reputation when U.S. schools are considering MBA applicants?





i think ivey hba but honestly
i think ivey hba but honestly i think its pretty open (i myself went to UofT Engineering) - and im in the states now...
"...the art of good business, is being a good middle man, putting people togeather. It's all about honor and respect."
McGill
McGill
Okay thanks for the advice.
Okay thanks for the advice. Staying on the topic of undergrad, I was just wondering what marks they look at when taking your application into consideration. Is it just grade 12 or is grade 11 a factor as well and if so how much of a factor is it?
McGill
McGill
I think the reputation of the
I think the reputation of the top 3 schools ( McGill, UBC, U of T) is the same.
Mockney1: I think the
I think the reputation of the top 3 schools ( McGill, UBC, U of T) is the same.
i would have to agree. the school alone wont position you to get a spot in the states - you will HAVE to do something else...
"...the art of good business, is being a good middle man, putting people togeather. It's all about honor and respect."
Honestly if you're looking to
Honestly if you're looking to get into finance, you will want to go to a school on the East Coast (UoT, McGill, Queen's, York, and UWO) due to the sheer amount of finance-related networking opportunities and jobs.
finance: queens and ivey take
finance: queens and ivey take the top spots. Ivey has the reputation but I'm seeing more queens students getting the jobs. Then McGill, UoT and UBC.
anything else: who cares which school you went to, as long as you're good. I have a friend from UVic working for Google right now.