Hello all,

I am struggling to decide on which country to go for Masters in Business Analytics. Your timely input is highly appreciated.

Thanks

If money matter is settled, you should take Germany off the list in my opinion. If eventual immigration is important to you, you may want to choose Canada over the U.S. But, if you just want to study, stay back and gain experience a bit and return to Nigeria or immigrate to another country should you don't succeed in getting F1 visa in the U.S, then U.S is good.

Summary
1. What do you want?
2. What are your long term goals?
3. How much do you have?

Answer all the above and it won't be difficult for you making a decision.

Etfash:
If money matter is settled, [b]you should take Germany off [/b]the list in my opinion. If eventual immigration is important to you, you may want to choose Canada over the U.S. But, if you just want to study, stay back and gain experience a bit and return to Nigeria or immigrate to another country should you don't succeed in getting F1 visa in the U.S, then U.S is good.

Summary
1. What do you want?
2. What are your long term goals?
3. How much do you have?

Answer all the above and it won't be difficult for you making a decision.

Why Germany off?

Etfash:
If money matter is settled, you should take Germany off the list in my opinion. If eventual immigration is important to you, you may want to choose Canada over the U.S. But, if you just want to study, stay back and gain experience a bit and return to Nigeria or immigrate to another country should you don't succeed in getting F1 visa in the U.S, then U.S is good.

Summary
1. What do you want?
2. What are your long term goals?
3. How much do you have?

Answer all the above and it won't be difficult for you making a decision.

Thanks for your response.

I. I want to study Business Analytics. The field is still relatively new and I want to tap into it as soon as possible.

2. I would like to run my own analytics firm in future.

3. To be candid, the money is not complete for now, But it is something I can get family members to help with.

Thanks

EMMAACHILE:

Why Germany off?

Language ish: you will enroll for German language at one point or the other.
When you finish, you will have 2 years to work too but then, Language issues.
Educational standard is great but still trails that of the other 2.

Lastly, payment of fees, where you are required to pay, isn't as flexible. The $couple of thousand bond thing makes it unattractive to me.
Like I said before, all the above are my views.

Etfash:


Language ish: you will enroll for German language at one point or the other.
When you finish, you will have 2 years to work too but then, Language issues.
Educational standard is great but still trails that of the other 2.

Lastly, payment of fees, where you are required to pay, isn't as flexible. The $couple of thousand bond thing makes it unattractive to me.
Like I said before, all the above are my views.

Germany still very good for a single person. My hesitance will be moving for example my family to Germany with children.
Other options like Scandinavian countries (Sweden, Norway or Denmark) or even Finland will be easier compared to Canada. Canada seems to have more rejects per percentage than European countries.
The issue of language in the Nordic is less pronounced as compared to Germany since most people here speak English.
The bond thing is actually an advantage to those who cannot save Money in their accounts.

Thanks .More responses please.
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damzy88:
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