Do you need GMAT scores to study MBA in Canada?

It should be said that it is necessary unless you go to a very ordinary school.

As the two upstairs said, Ryerson's MBA said that the GMAT bottom line is 550, but, of course, the higher the better.

I suggest you get to know the aspects of MBA in various schools. For example, Rotman Business School in Toronto is good at finance. Queen MBA is a science and engineering MBA, which only recruits applicants with science and engineering background. Graduate recruitment companies are also like large technology companies, such as Nortel and Hewlett-Packard. And the University of Western Ontario (West)

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Ivey

The MBA is only a one-year program, and all cases are analyzed and taught. Mainly cultivate comprehensive management talents, without deliberately emphasizing any management direction. There are also some MBA programs that our applicants are not familiar with, such as Wilfred.

Lauriere

The MBA in universities is mainly to train certified management accountants (CMA). I hope the applicant has a good accounting background and enters the management accounting industry. The aviation MBA of Concord University is a special project to train airline management talents.

To tell the truth, the requirements of GMAT in Canadian MBA are not so strict. On the contrary, you should pay attention to your TOEFL scores, especially speaking and writing. Of course, there is your GPA, but GPA cannot be changed. Try to get a high score in TOEFL.

I have seen GMAT6 10 enter rotman, so don't worry too much about GMAT. Unless you are average in other aspects, you need to use GMAT to improve your average score. Generally speaking, if you drive a 650 GMAT, Ryerson is absolutely enough.

By the way, Ryerson is fine. In Toronto, apart from how big Rotman and York Sulic are, it's ok.