Did he? That'll save me googling BSBA then.

Generally, unless one has a significant amount of work experience. And the neccessary GMAT scores. Of course having a degree or, indeed, an MBA is no guarantee of anything, other than the ability to study at varying levels.

The poster may not actually be a native speaking anglo, and I'm sure they let jolly foreigners have degrees in their own languages these days old boy.

It's a BA in BS aka business.......

Stay clear of Quebec and Toronto in that case

It is not. My friend Mr. Google says it's a BS in BA.

So business is a science not an art?

What's that? A BS in Bugger All?

I'd like to vote this for best post of the year

You want to look at Canada on a map, figure out where Canada is, which areas are within it, where your friends live and look around those areas.

You're going to struggle in the hotel and restaurant management industry here, mate, if you 'don't get along with the french lang' - probably anywhere in Canada

He'd be fine in BC. People here don't seem to like frenchies that much.

how's your japanese? you'll be unemployable without that in (some parts of) alberta in the tourism industry...

Astonishingly, whichever prestigious institution the OP benefitted from attending seems to think so.

Or even a BullShit in Bugger All?

Not wishing to denigrate the OP simply on the grounds of incoherence, but the idea that a qualification in managing a hotel is called a "degree", returns me to a point I've recently made on other threads.

Oo, oo, I used to manage an airport, can I have one? <excited>