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   Top Business Schools in Canada
This is the list of the top 10
1. Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario
2. Schulich School of Business, York University, Toronto, Canada
3. McGill Faculty of Management, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
4. Sauder School of Business, Univ of British Colombia, Vancouver, Canada
5. Queen's School of Business, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
6. Simon Fraser Univ, Faculty of Bus Admin, Burnaby, B.C., Canada
7. University of New Brunswick MBA, Saint John
8. University of Calgary, Haskayne School of Business, Alberta
9. Faculty of Business, University of Victoria, British Colombia
10. Michael G. DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University, Ontorio

Hi Sunny,

Glad that you are planning for an MBA in Canada. It is certainly a diverse country which would promise a rich cultural experience.

Regarding your query, we are sharing top 5 MBA colleges in Canada with you. As far as GMAT scores are concerned, it would be slightly tough to give particular scores for each school*.
1. Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario
2. McGill Faculty of Management, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
3. Sauder School of Business, Univ of British Colombia, Vancouver, Canada
4. Queen's School of Business, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
5. Schulich School of Business, York University, Toronto, Canada

* What you need to know is that a high GMAT score, while important may or be the only criteria. Even Canada has become competitive and your work experience, your demonstration of skills and a goal oriented application helps as well in a successful admission.

Should there be further queries, please let us know. Would be happy to assist

Hi guys,

I have recently been admitted into both McGill Desautels and Concordia John Molsons. I have applied to a third school in the Montreal area, HEC Montreal, and am waiting to hear back. I am wondering if anyone can offer me any advise on best programme fit for me. A little bit of background on myself:

35
10 years of experience in advertising
Undergrad from U of Michigan Ross School of Business, GPA 3.75, MKTG & FIN concentrations
GMAT 670

I am planning on specializing in MKTG with a second concentration in Global Strat, would you have any advise on which of the three schools fit best with my profile? My plans for post-MBA are to find a brand management/ consulting position and I probably will remain in Canada.

I would prefer to stay in the Montreal region, but I have also sent my GMAT scores to York Schulick and Toronto Rotman (I am originally from Toronto).

Any help would be much appreciated! I have done a bit of research online, but I would love to hear from fellow applicants, current students, or industry insiders.

Thank you in advance!

HEC Montreal without any doubts. The Brand will take you to the place you want to.

At second look at the job postings on the HEC Montreal career services page.

Hi Guys
I am planning my MBA 2014 from canada. after my extansive research i have shortlisird following college
can some one give me advice about them
U of Victoria
U of Ottawa
U of Saskatchewan
U of Windsor

Main reason selecting this college is there fees and GMAT scores. i gave Gmat got 510 now woll give again in may target 600+
My profile is as follows
Diploma in industrial electronics
Bachelors in Engineering (Electronics)
After degree work ex 2 Years and before degree 3 years
Now working as Assistant manager client service and training ...

Hi,

Most of you who have posted on this thread seem to be aiming at 2nd or 3rd tier MBA programs in Canada. In my previous posts i have detailed how these programs are not worth it in these uncertain economic times. I would suggest that you guys study harder, gain more experience and then try to get into a top business school with a possible scholarship.

In Canada

Rotman
Richard Ivey &
Queens

lead the race substantially. Other MBA programs are not even close in quality or overall value.

Schulich
Sauder
McGill &
Alberta

lead the next segment.
International participants can easily avoid the rest.