general, but urgent, humber, george brown, seneca or sheridan

[shravan7]

hello,
myself shravan bhoite. i am a third year bachelors student from india. i am pursuing a three year integrated bachelors degree in Accounting and Finance that is B.Com(A&F) from Mumbai University India. i will be graduating in May 2013. i want to come to canada to pursue my further studies. according to you which courses will be the best suitable for me, which will in future help me to get a work permit after the completion of my course and will have good employment and job prospects.
which college should i prefer the most for business and finacial studies.
humber, george brown, seneca or sheridan
pls help me asap.. thank you all

 

[Aarav]

So far after going through myriad of open discussions and several personal experiences of handpicking my fitting choice for a college i'd say:

George Brown- a good college with a fairly good exposure to students with the various Job Expos they hold for their students for summer jobs and Co-ops et cetera.College wise a good reputation too.

Seneca College- A very fine college with a competitive environment and definitely the top pick if you are pursuing a technical course, and please note that they actually strive for their students to get them a good Co-op experience.

Humber- Again a fine college with good reputation for its Business programs and gives a good exposure to its students.

Sheridan- honestly, i dont know....zilch

thats all i can tell you as far as college choice is concerned, the course is up to you to cull from.

PS its always a better option to go for universities if you can afford.

 

[dbss]

I can say I am sure about Seneca....there is a saying in Seneca...

You can get in Seneca easily but not get out easily (Graduate)

you will have to study hard in Seneca...plus I myself did co-op there...

So far after going through myriad of open discussions and several personal experiences of handpicking my fitting choice for a college i'd say:

George Brown- a good college with a fairly good exposure to students with the various Job Expos they hold for their students for summer jobs and Co-ops et cetera.College wise a good reputation too.

Seneca College- A very fine college with a competitive environment and definitely the top pick if you are pursuing a technical course, and please note that they actually strive for their students to get them a good Co-op experience.

Humber- Again a fine college with good reputation for its Business programs and gives a good exposure to its students.

Sheridan- honestly, i dont know....zilch

thats all i can tell you as far as college choice is concerned, the course is up to you to cull from.

PS its always a better option to go for universities if you can afford.

 

[aamro1992]

Sheridan. Their new campus is AWESOME and its in downtown Mississauga where there are A LOT of jobs.

 

[shravan7]

tysm aarav dbss and aamro...
what abt the work permit...? how is the criteria...?
shld i opt for a coop course..?
what is better.. doin a advanced diploma of 2 years with coop or a postgraduate certificate in 1 year..?
what will benefit me more and how..?