Pace University vs Western University BMOS

Is Pace University, Lubin School of Business or Western University BMOS (Non Ivey) or Michigan State (Non Broad, Communications) best for getting a Corporate Finance job in Toronto.

Currently at Pace studying Finance and got offers from Western BMOS, MSU NonBroad, and University of Toronto NonRotman and trying to decide if I should stay at Pace are consider one of the other universities for working in Toronto.

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Yeah every opportunity I've gotten till now, including my current internship, was because of me, didn't get much help from Pace.

Does it matter that I would not be Rotman at UT or does it not matter that much in Toronto? Also how does Western's BMOS program do in Toronto? It's not Ivey but BMOS is a business degree so I would still be studying Finance at Western, would that help me in Toronto?

Also is MSU not worth considering for Toronto and should I just rule that out right now?

 

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