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March 30, 2024 4:23pm ET

Enrolled: Undecided

Admitted: Toronto / Rotman $

C$30000

, Vanderbilt / Owen $

$104000

Applied: Cornell / Johnson, Toronto / Rotman, Vanderbilt / Owen

Entering Year: 2024

Post MBA Career: Consulting, Pharmaceutical

GRE: 325

Location: South Asia

Notes:

My main dilemma rn is that as an int’l student (Asian, not Indian/Chinese), immigration benefit is one of my factors of consideration.
l'd like to know:
• in my situation, which one would you choose and why?
• if I choose Vanderbilt, what would my options to immigrate to Canada later if US doesn’t work out? On vice versa if I choose UofT?

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alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1708 I am not really an immigration expert, so answering these specific questions will be challenging. Do you have any specific preferences for either program, regarding fit, etc? Vanderbilt will provide opportunities in the South, more so. Is your preference to be in the US, in the long run, or Canada, in the long run? (0)

eliot Verified User. Likes Earned: 1921 I think your big decision is - do you want a post MBA business career in the US or in Canada? Relatedly, do you want a work visa for Canada or the US? (0)

anon50743 Likes Earned: 7 Rotman has the strongest name in Canada. Also has a strong Asian cultural presence if that matters to you. Easier to get permanent residency but dollar is worth less than U.S. (0)