First, the first ladder school
University of Toronto MMPA (Master of Management and Professional Accounting) Course Duration: 2 years and 7 semesters.
Requirements: At least GPA3.0, IELTS 7.0 or TOEFL 100 (at least 22 in writing and speaking) in the last year of undergraduate course.
GAM: It is recommended to submit scores above 7 16 (the average score of students admitted in the last three years is 682, and the 5% increase here is in a favorable position for application). Applicants who have worked in CA chartered accounting firm for more than one year are preferred.
Second, the second ladder school applies for the related major eg: Master of Finance.
Recommended institution: Master of Finance, Sohulich Business School, York University.
Requirements: The master of finance in this business school requires a four-year undergraduate degree (economics, business, engineering, finance, etc.). ) and GPA 3.0, IELTS 7 or TOEFL 100 in the next two years, accepting GMAT or GRE scores, giving priority to applicants who have worked in CA chartered accounting firm for more than one year.
In addition: Wilfrid Laurier (Laurier University)-Master of Finance (29-month academic system, which can lay the foundation for CFA examination in the future), this course includes 4 months of job opportunities in financial services).
Requirements: TOEFL 89 (the score is not less than 21); IELTS score 7, GMAT minimum 650, architectural application score: 680 and above 65438 +00-20 pages of English papers related to the application)
Third, the third ladder college
Brooke IMACC (international class), duration 12 months (requirements: accounting undergraduate major), need to attend an interview, IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 80.
St Mary's Finance (Master of Finance) lasts for 65,438+04 months (required: major in mathematics, engineering, physics, economics or other mathematics disciplines, interview required).
General grade requirements: GPA or above, IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 80.
Master of Economics (interested in applying for a doctorate in the future, this major requires students' thinking and research ability) needs to provide GRE scores. Schools offering one-year courses are as follows:
Recommended by institutions: McGill University, University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, Queen's University, university of alberta, Dalhousie University, University of Calgary, University of Western Ontario, University of Saskatchewan.
Institutions that do not require GRE are recommended: McMaster University, Manitoba University, and Ottawa University (McMaster has higher requirements and recommends students with better grades to apply, but reminds students that schools that do not require GRE are often easier to enroll and more competitive. )