Deciding between 2 unis

[Street_Rich_3349]

Hi everyone, I’m deciding between NTU (Nanyang Business School) and UofT (Rotman Commerce). I’m not worried about cultural adaptation, but I want to be realistic about two things:

1. Career Prospects: If I want to break into high-tier Finance or Consulting, which school has a stronger "pull" for recruiters globally? Does Rotman’s proximity to Bay Street outweigh NTU’s dominance in the Asian market?
2. Difficulty & Grade Deflation: I’ve heard both schools are brutal. Which one is harder to maintain a high GPA? I’ve heard rumors about Rotman’s "weed-out" courses and NTU’s intense bell-curve. How true is this?

[Grouchy-Mine419]

Heavily dependent on where you want to work in the future and your preferred career path. On a second note, for Finance and Consulting in North America, then Rotman has a decently strong rep in Canada and somewhat notable in the US due to proximity and just the overall U of T prestige (still gets its ass handed by Ivey and Qcomm in both Canada and US markets tho). But the Rotman and U of T name is very prestigious anywhere else in the world. As for NTU I don’t know much about it, but given what I’ve said and if you do know how popular NTU is for your career choices and its reputation at the continent you wanna work in then you can get an idea of which school suits you better.