Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2018 11:16 am (GMT -8)
Donna@Stratus wrote:
Just to give an idea-- the avg GMAT at Rotman was 665, Ivey 667, York 660. Hope this helps you-- but also look at what you want to do and which schools have the best resources for this. That's also important. It is not all GMAT driven.
Hi Donnasd2611 wrote:
You may find this list of top Canadian MBA programs helpful. https://find-mba.com/lists/top-business-schools-by-location/top-10-mba-programs-in-canadaSuggestion needed for good Canadian B Schools with Average GMAT scores and Application deadlines for 2018 (Province: Ontario).
Please help!!
Please help!!
Just to give an idea-- the avg GMAT at Rotman was 665, Ivey 667, York 660. Hope this helps you-- but also look at what you want to do and which schools have the best resources for this. That's also important. It is not all GMAT driven.
I am looking for Canadian MBA too but am 39 years old techie ( recently gave GMAT and scored 710 - Q49 , V37)
Background
I started working in IT industry right after campus placement . However , since last 9 have been doing product development ,handling duties ranging from leading global design to leading deployment teams of our software across industries and countries . To be be frank , i have been pretty satisfied with work thus far as things are way challenging when you work on products that is sold/implemented globally as opposed to working for one client at a time (as is the case in an IT service industry typically).
The urge for an MBA came when i started to further myself in product management space and realized that whatever i have learnt or I am learning is through informal knowledge ,own experience and inputs/feedback from peers and is not structured . Hence in short term goal is to learn management in formal/structured way so that i can be successful product manager . Long term goal is to launch our own products successfully (own venture) - though we have technical expertise/excellence at hand but from go to market strategy, sales, long term success perspective it seems an uphill task without intensive immersive MBA education
My biggest concern from hearing from others is my age factor .
I was bit optimistic earlier ( when the urge for an MBA started) - since the way i saw this was that i still have more than 20 years to go for before i retire . However , now hearing from most admission consultants that my age is the drawback
Please advise
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