Hi,
I want to know the pros and cons of doing MBA in Canada vs US. What are the prospectous post-MBA? Which one should I prefer and Why?
Please let me know where the tution would be less and share the list of universities offering MBA in US/Canada
Thanks
Ven
US MBA vs Canadian MBA
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I am answering the 1st part of the question. I assume you can google out the 2nd part of your question yourself.
I am assuming that you are an Indian. The school you want to go to - depends on what you want to do post-MBA. However, *IF* my guess is right (about being an Indian) then all things being equal the US offers a greater chance due to the larger market than Canada.
However if you are looking at Canada then do consider Richard Ivey, and Queens.
Arun
I am assuming that you are an Indian. The school you want to go to - depends on what you want to do post-MBA. However, *IF* my guess is right (about being an Indian) then all things being equal the US offers a greater chance due to the larger market than Canada.
However if you are looking at Canada then do consider Richard Ivey, and Queens.
Arun
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There isn't a significant difference in post-graduation prospects. Canadian and American citizens can work in each others countries thanks to NAFTA. Even if you aren't a citizen, Canada's economy is doing well due to the oil boom in Alberta (so much so that casinos in Vegas now offer special discounts to patrons from that particular province!) That said, I still hold that American schools enjoy better brand recognition. Tuition is definitely lower in Canada, although that oil I mentioned is inflating the currency pretty consistently, so factor that into your plans.
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