MBA

Canadian schools didn’t crack the top 20 in either of the Financial Times’ rankings, but York (Schulich) placed first on the alternative Beyond Grey Pinstripes survey

The traditional M.B.A.—two years, full-time—is no longer the only way to go, with many schools offering part-time studies

The FT’s E.M.B.A. evaluation looks at a variety of performance measures for each school

Despite not having brand-name cachet, Canadian business schools excel in attractive areas

Higher fees opposed by the province; so far, neither side has blinked

Executive M.B.A. programs normally allow their participants to remain at their jobs, pursuing the degree part-time

Despite not having brand-name cachet, Canadian business schools excel in attractive areas

There are certain standards that have to be abided to that are not the same standards as you may have for a little convenience store

Quebec education minister stands firm on threat to reduce university’s operating grant

Tuition fees to rise to $29,500