Most people think the idea of having a high-paying, respectable job that you love can be stashed away with other unattainable dreams, like owning a home in your 20s.
But it doesn't have to be that way. If you lay the foundations properly now by getting the best, most relevant qualifications, you'll quickly find that getting your dream job is very much possible!
@topmbaWhether you're working your way towards your undergraduate degree, or have graduated and are employed, you probably already know that having a degree pays. That's why you decided to pursue your undergrad in the first place, right? But while a basic degree may get your foot in the door, getting yourself qualified beyond a simple undergrad degree is becoming more and more important.
If you want to stand out from a pool of job candidates with the same qualifications as you, having a master's degree will give you the edge on the competition. There is clear and proven ROI in pursuing a master's degree.
Today’s job market demands a higher degree of specialization and skills, and that means - for a lot of jobs - a four-year undergrad degree just doesn't cut it anymore. If upgrading your degree is something you're seriously considering - or even something you've never thought of before - there's one Toronto event that can give you all of the grad school-related information you'll ever need to make a sound decision.
The QS World Grad School Tour organizes multiple grad school fairs in different cities across the world to offer potential students the opportunity to meet with graduate studies admissions officers and alumni from top schools around the world. And there'll be one in Toronto on January 19th, 2019 at the Intercontinental Toronto Centre.
@travisemenyInterested in attending? Anyone who stops by the event is given the opportunity to talk face-to-face with top grad schools such as U of T and NYU. You'll also recieve resources and tips on how to improve your GRE scores, and you'll have access to a pool of $7 million in scholarships.
The event is absolutely 100% free to all attendees, with the QS World Grad School Tour providing everything there is to know about grad school under one roof: alumni panels, career experts and test prep resources, to name a few.
Attendees will also be able to have their resumes checked over and have a professional LinkedIn headshot taken. As mentioned, you will get the opportunity to meet face-to-face with the universities and to speed date the best programs from around the world.
This is bound to be a packed event and spaces are limited, so register online today!
What You Need to Remember:
What: QS World Grad School Tour
When: Saturday, January 19th at 12: 30 PM -6:00 PM
Where: Intercontinental Toronto Centre, 225 Front Street W
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