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Please note that different programs have different range of requirements.
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1 Harvard University
2 University of Cambridge
3 University of Oxford
4Massachusetts Institute of Technology
4Yale University
6 Stanford University
7 California Institute of Technology
8 University of California, Berkeley
9 Imperial College London
10 Princeton University
11 University of Chicago
12 Columbia University
13 Duke University
14 Peking University
15 Cornell University
16 Australian National University
17 London School of Economics and Political…
18 Ecole Normale Supérieure
19National University of Singapore
19University of […]
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International Students are required to file financial documents along with their admission applications.
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Some schools drop credits, certain courses, or use a 4.3 scale, (which may boost your GPA if you received any A+s). These differences are not taken into account because it would be almost impossible to accurately determine how each school will adjust your GPA. Most people’s GPAs will rise slightly as a result of these […]
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School
Average GMAT score
Full-time enrolment
% students employed after 3 mos.
Min. years work exp. required
% of int’l students
Alberta
600
106
93
2
43
Brock
587
51
95
0
24
Cape Breton
-
44
-
0
29
Dalhousie
560
182
70
0
27
DeGroote (McMaster)
627
310
81
1
10
Guelph
-
171
-
3
23
Haskayne (Calgary)
625
130
95
3
40
HEC Montréal
603
174
82
3
55
I. H. Asper (Manitoba)
541
14
55
3
5
John Molson (Concordia)
643
204
75
2
35
Joseph L. Rotman (Toronto)
668
545
93
2
45
Lansbridge
-
120
100
0
15
Laurentian
570
35
-
2
57
Laval
-
341
70
0
29
McGill
646
251
82
2
49
Memorial
579
45
-
0
7
Moncton
-
58
90
2
46
New Brunswick
545
76
82
0
33
New Brunswick–Saint John
580
201
79
3
70
Odette (Windsor)
570
194
-
0
24
Ottawa
616
56
72
2
24
Queen’s
656
54
69
2
48
Regina
530
55
95
2
15
Richard Ivey (Western)
650
305
94
2
23
Ryerson
-
35
-
2
18
Saskatchewan
538
14
82
3
15
Sauder (British Columbia)
620
214
92
2
64
Schulich (York)
660
471
90
2
57
Sherbrooke
-
50
88
2
38
Simon Fraser
620
90
80
2
30
Sobey (Saint Mary’s)
610
80
90
2
38
Sprott (Carleton)
615
35
-
0
29
Victoria
556
82
83
2
40
Wilfrid Laurier
590
80
90
2
13
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International Students if you are applying for any of these programs? Think again or reallign your profile. It is difficult to get a visa for these fields.
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How does the new format compare to the old format?
Aspect
Previous SAT
New SAT
Time
3 hours of testing, plus two breaks
3 hours and 45 minutes of testing, plus three breaks
Math
Two 30-minute sections, one 15-minute section
Two 25-minute sections, one 20-minute section
Verbal / Critical Reading
Two 30-minute sections, one 15-minute section
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3 SAT Subject Tests Required
Franklin Olin College of Engineering
Georgetown University
Harvard and Radcliffe Colleges
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
McGill University
Princeton University
Yale
2 SAT Subject Tests Required
Amherst College
Barnard College
Boston College2
Boston University
Brandeis University
Brown University
Bryn Mawr College
California Institute of Technology
Carnegie Mellon University
Columbia University
Connecticut College
Cooper Union School of Engineering
Cornell University
Dartmouth College
Duke University
Harvey Mudd College
Haverford College
Pomona College
Rice University
Swarthmore College
Tufts University
University of California, Berkeley
University of […]
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