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This is not true - virtually every single Canadian SA over the last few cycles received a return. I only remember one Women's Program pipeline intern from back in 2022 not receiving it because she was awful

 

Honestly agree. Same with these weird creepy OSG Asians. Both Canadians and OSG has backed EVR. I go to HYP and tons of people didn’t even get interviews with stellar profiles. The hate above is Canadians — most of these guys suck except that one dude.

This needs to stop. What Canadian controls EVR. 

 

Almost all OSG students are international with a growing number of American born Chinese mixed in there. Agree they are highly corrosive to the process though

 

Same with Canadians bro. Why are people at top US targets not getting interviews but finance major at Ivey is. This makes no sense.

 

Canadians would be wise to keep their mouths shut instead of fuelling the fire during very delicate times.

This is coming from a Canadian in the U.S. who is counting his blessings to be here and wants to stay. It’s well known Canadians pass interview questions to their own through various pipelines that exist in the U.S. to EBs.

Canadian analysts are strong, due to the mentioned schools basically being four year feeder programs preparing you for a job in investment banking and due to the fact that these are the most driven students in a country with ~40M people. There are also some duds.

I have wondered myself how frustrating it might be to have attended Harvard and have that degree be made to feel useless vs. one that cost a fourth as much in another country. 

 

Is this a joke? I went to a semi target and we had clubs and business fraternities with previous cycle interview questions, name of recruiting captains, email templates etc that we’d share during freshman/sophomore year member prep sessions

This happens in every single business program in the US and sounds like in Canada too 

 

Classic mommy’s special boy at a “super target” coping they didn’t get an offer.

Maybe because Queens and Ivey as the top 2 business schools in Canada, are better programs than most American undergrads beyond the T10?

Maybe because they’re smaller programs which tailor their students for finance/consulting careers, so a greater number go into those fields than marketing, accounting, etc

Or maybe it’s because their alumni actually help each other, and other Canadians not from their school, instead of constantly talking about “school rankings” and random DEI excuses.

But hey, you guys got trump now, and maybe the new h1b rules will help you LMAO

Instead of drinking the koolaid, maybe try eating the poutine!

 

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