Ryerson University Ted Rogers School of Management or University of Toronto

[Smoothdude]

Rotman School of Management? For Ted Rogers I believe the acceptance average is 77-82% and for Rotman I believe it's 85%+ (correct me if i'm wrong). Let's say i have a 99% average and I get accepted into both schools for a Bachelor of Commerce, which school would be the best choice? If Rotman needs a higher entry average it seems like it would be an obvious choice but i would just like an idea of which one is truly beneficial for me. Is there something one school has that the other doesn't? Is one school more difficult than the other such as a lot of homework, hard exams, etc? I'm leaning more towards Rotman because they seem more respected in the business world and also because they are making a cool new building for learning in the St. George campus and Ryerson's Ted Rogers doesn't seem to be that respected in the business world even though they are right on Bay Street. But truthfully my average is in the low to mid 80's (but i'm sure i can improve it to a 90%) and I don't think UofT Rotman will accept me and maybe Ryerson will be my only choice but I want to know if that would be ok for me in the long run. Sorry for the multiple questions but if someone can answer all of them that would be hugely appreciated. I would just like to make the best decision possible. Thank you.

 

[Agnes]

If you choose Rotman, you have access to one of the largest collections of library material in Canada (UofT libraries at St. George, Mississauga, Scarborough, also St. Michael's Library)
Rotman is more highly regarded, Ryerson used to be a college, and it's more of a party school. If you are passionate about studying, choose Rotman. If you like to party, choose Ryerson.
Rotman also looks better on your resume.
Yes it's a biased opinion, but unless you got good connections in business, go to Rotman. Nobody in this world will hire you for a diploma from a school that is "good for you". They will hire you be reputation of the school.