hey maxlamb, I applied to all of those 3 schools (as I wanted to stay in Quebec) for 2012 matriculation, and I've been accepted into all 3. I am not really sure what Concordia's criterias for scholarship are, but it was the only school that did not offer me one. McGill offers up to 50% of the tuitio...

Thanks for the response! This is what I think as well.

For that, it's a function of different things. What is your profile and why do you want to get a mba is probably a more relevant question to answer? In recent years there's been discussion that after a certain age a mba becomes less valuable. There are indications that for investment banking this ma...

hi there, HEC Montreal is a very good school in Canada and is particularly known in the Quebec region, as well as Toronto market. It is also a 1-year programme, which has it's pros and cons (pro: you get out sooner and into the job market faster, con: you wont be exposed to an internship). I can't c...

hi Lanky, Thanks for your reply. For me the decision is down to between McGill and HEC Montreal. I've received an entrance award to both, but as you can imagine, HEC costs significantly less. I have done just what you suggested. I have gone through the faculty list as well as the relevant electives....

Thank you. However, I heard that McGill has more of a nation-wide and international reputation. As well, which programme fares better in terms of strategy and marketing?

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...