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Thanks thinkinone and ottawa_nerd,
yaar...it's harmeek not hareem...lolz.I didnt had any contacts with any professors or i dont know any professor personally either when i applied to these universities...and i guess that was the main reason for my downfall.I was 100% sure that i wud get admission atleast in ryerson univ. after having all those education skills and 3 months candian exp. as a java developer,but this monday when i got a rejection letter from them too.....all my hopes dashed..lol.And i guess,my SOP is pretty gud as were my references.I went to the Universities fair once and i had a talk to one UoGuelph professor.I told him i got like 69% and that's considered gud in india.He said,you know i selected a chinese guy and he has 99%..how come you guys get so less averages.I wont mention the name of the professor here ..but these were the exact wordings he said.So,i've decided i would get some work exp. or some java certifications before i apply again.
cheers!!!

p.s:Or,might be when ottawa_nerd becomes a professor at UoOttawa,i might give a try again..cheez

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I will go for a community college course rather than MS. I have seen no person with MS/PhD in industry in the area, I live... unless u want to get into education field later.

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Charlie,

What I said, was based on personal observations. Daily I see, People from community colleges getting into jobs so easily, compared to better qualified ones! They offer variety of courses, making one with somewhat broader scope. IMO, these courses are very job-specific. For international students, these are not cheap though.

Further, most of the time I continue to look in reality that
1. People with certifications or diploma getting into jobs easier than degree holders.
2. People with university degrees (esp Master's) are tended to look towards getting into Academics! MBA case is different though.

I am not the right person who cud tell anything abt SCM. 11 months exec MBA program are avlbl as low as $30,000 total.

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I am not the right person who cud tell anything abt SCM. 11 months exec MBA program are avlbl as low as $30,000 total.

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Should one go Masters or even higher level of courses as opposed to say short term techincal courses?

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is there one consolidated website, ON, with a list of gov't and university bursaries and grants? i think many people would benefit from applying to university and then deciding on whether to actually enrol depending on (1) the RA/TA positions offered to them, (2) the scholarships offered to them.

a person could apply on a whim or even on a yearly basis and then decide if it were actually feasible after crunching the numbers.

i know some people that are making a decent salary simply 'studying'. why not get paid to get a diploma and sit in the cafeteria and student lounge chatting up chicks?

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is there one consolidated website, ON, with a list of gov't and university bursaries and grants? i think many people would benefit from applying to university and then deciding on whether to actually enrol depending on (1) the RA/TA positions offered to them, (2) the scholarships offered to them.

a person could apply on a whim or even on a yearly basis and then decide if it were actually feasible after crunching the numbers.

i know some people that are making a decent salary simply 'studying'. why not get paid to get a diploma and sit in the cafeteria and student lounge chatting up chicks?

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yes, I came across a few sites for this purpose. I ll remember to post the site here, for prospective students, who look for bursaries, grants, RA/TA kind of things.

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