hi..good to see that someone replied.My primary reason is Finance.USC requires atleast $ 1,00,000($70,000 tuition+ living in LA),where as Dal requires $60,000($ 40,000 tuition+living in halifax).I have no financial aid or scholarship etc b'coz of being an international student,so paying for program is a very important concern for me,especially when $1=Indian 51 bucks. As far as MHA programs are concerned,i found that Dal has impressive affiliations in US,Canada and Europe too.It has residency component..no doubt,Opportunities are different,maybe more in states but in Canada,there are only 3 CAHME accredited programs,so i guess,Program has much value as compared to States,its my guess although. Another Important reason is permanent residency,which is next to impossible to get in USA,and i am done with their VISA system. Canada is Safe & relatively economically stable as compared to States.But Your situation is different than mine.You are Canadian,so your govt. can loan you money you need to study and you always have the option to come back home,in case states doesn't work out.I would love to read your perspective on Dalhousie and any opinion in difference of opportunities in both countries b'coz i may be wrong or having limited knowledge of these things
Hello dear, I can understand your confusion.Before you think of positive and Negative things about Cornell,think about you working in US. I mean getting H1 Visa for 3 years(which is not sufficient for repaying back loans) and then get another one. US immigration and work Visa stuff is a serious think to consider before you actually plan to attend Cornell b'coz all of its benefits,would be helpful for working in states only.I have no idea about the arrangements between US and Canada regarding their citizens working in other country.So ,If its gonna be smooth ride for you,i guess,u can afford to take loans and attend Cornell.
