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Cousin just graduated from McGill and landed in banking in Montreal.
McGill's MBA is good for Montreal and the rest of Quebec but it has no reach outside of the province (regardless of what their admissions office says). I would probably go with HEC Montreal in any case -- better ranked and way cheaper.
He's quite satisfied with McGill and says good thing about them.
LB, Would you argue the same is true of the majority, or all, of the programs? To play devils advocate, I have two acquaintances who recently graduated from Ivey and Queens. They are working in Calgary and Vancouver respectively.
Based on the above information, then, do Canadian employers, in general, prefer a Canadian MBA or, an international. This seems to be the predicament for the gentleman who started the Yale MBA thread.
Even Ivey seems to place a disproportionate % of its grads in Toronto, and only 6% outside Canada. http://www.ivey.uwo.ca/mba/docs/Ivey...ent_Report.pdf Rotman only 8% outside Canada (89% in Toronto): http://issuu.com/rotmanmag/docs/jobreport McGill, otoh, seems to place better internationally, with 24% outside Canada, and only 44% within Quebec: http://www.mcgill.ca/desautels/mba/c...loyment-stats/
McGill is a notorious gooser of its employment/admissions stats, so take that for what it's worth. For anyone with knowledge of the Canadian business world those stats absolutely defy belief (and not in a good way).
I think it depends on what your plan is. If you want to work on bay street/wall street or management consulting, I think you are right on the money. If you're looking to return to your current employer, or gain the basic skill sets required to manage your business, etc...the Canadian programs are pretty decent and are all fairly affordable.