Ryerson (Ted Rogers School of Management) or UofT

I am deciding between whether or not I should attend Ryerson's business school for their BCom in Accounting and Finance (coop) program or to attend UofT for their Bsc in either Math/econ or Financial mathematics/econ. Just as a note, I am talking about the regular program at UofT, NOT Rotman. So, with this information, which option would be best. I am personally leaning more towards Ryerson just because I would be part of an established business whereas for UofT, I wouldnt be attending their business school. If you say that UofT is the better option, then please let me know which of the two programs mentioned at UofT would be better in terms of of going into finance with good prospects. 

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Ryerson probably provides you with a better floor (i.e., worst case), but ceiling will be significantly limited. Depends on what you're shooting for though.

Accounting / audit? Go Ryerson 100%.

IB / consulting? I don't think Ryerson gets any IB recruiting. Uoft econ would still give you a look at MBB / T2 compared to zero chance at Ryerson. But even then, again depending on your goals, if you'd be happy with big 4 tech consulting, risk advisory, etc. for example, then I'd recommend Ryerson.

 

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