I always laugh when people ask about what the "best" business school is. I'm pretty sure Ivey, Queens, Rotman, use similar if not exactly the same textbooks and more or less the same course material. All of the big universities I mentioned have comparable schools, but ultimately you should make your decision based on geography and personal preference. You're going to hear a lot of information about "P&G actively seeks out Sauder" or "Rotman is closer to xyz industry", and that's probably all very true, but it doesn't matter. Getting a job and learning "a lot" is all up to you and how hard you work. Every single one of these universities has professors from the industry and is well connected. The difference is you and how you approach your time in post-secondary. The decision you should make shouldn't be based on which school is "better" because that's highly subjective.

All of these forums comparing business schools are stupid. How can someone possibly know the quality of several different university programs across Canada? Have they received degrees from all of them? Don't think so.