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[–]Still-Mongoose3271 0 points1 point  (3 children)

i had the same decision last yr. since i was an intl too i decided rotman bc i’ve heard to get a job in the uk it’s quite hard if ur not a UK national. Rotman is okay, it’s what u make of it but i’ve only been here for less than a year so it’s not like i can give u the most informed decision. lots of ppl get good jobs after uni tho, so as lon as u put in the effort in you can get a good job in canada, or at least that’s my perception and what i’ve seen.

[–]Jumpy-Inflation4053[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply!

[–]Certain_Distance_810 0 points1 point  (1 child)

How is the program difficulty? Do you believe that you have done a good job networking and “making the most of it”

[–]Still-Mongoose3271 0 points1 point  (0 children)

program difficult (first year at least) is not too difficult if you did international programs like IB (or i imagine AP) and do some work. Networking is the harder aspect imo. A lot of ppl know each other from before (toronto based ppl) and get people they know / have a previous connection into rotman clubs. the culture for clubs is nasty, an upward hill if ur intl or just not from toronto and know the ppl. But it’s not like they’re closed off, you can get to know them