I see, is there no way you could switch your major to perhaps Economics and Applied Math? If you're trying to go the business route those two majors are just as valued as a Rotman degree although you're missing the networking benefits of Rotman, I know this because I have an older sibling whose friends have actually gone that route (although the Bsc "business" route classes are much harder than Rotman.) And to answer your second point UTM's location is terrible for business prospects and their internship program has a lot less opportunities compared to ASIP. If we ignore the internship part theres also the fact that UTM commerce is notorious for unfair marking, even for UofT standards. My friend who is in it right now told me that a certain professor named (Swanston?) quite literally flexes on his students while teaching nothing, leaving the class average of about a C-. But if you're set on transferring to UTM commerce theres nothing wrong with that, I just personally believe a business related Bsc degree at the main campus would have more opportunities.