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Need Advice!! Canadian B-school's: Queen's vs. Ivey

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by akamat » Thu Mar 18, 2010 9:25 am
Queen's already has a Master in Global Management, while Ivey JUST came out with a Master in International Business this year. Their first class is going to be in Fall 2010. Queen's has more of a lecture-based structure, while Ivey's method of teaching is more case-oriented. I feel that I learn better when the material is more case-based.

What school, in terms of reputation, employment prospects, and quality of education should I choose? I'm only skeptical about Ivey's program because its new. what're some pros / cons of a new program? I would love to hear your opinion.
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by wisdom02 » Fri Mar 19, 2010 2:06 am
Dear,

It is alwyas difficult to comment when program has its first batch. In general Ivy is more selective business school then Queens. So, even if you go in-favor of Ivy it is still okay to do that.

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