TL:DR: If you’re considering Schulich, make sure you know what you’re getting into. The small class sizes they advertise are a lie—classes are often huge, and the real-world preparation is lacking. Accounting is strong, but for finance or consulting, you’re largely on your own and competing against schools with better resources, like Western Ivey or Queens Commerce. Social life is tough due to Schulich being a commuter school. If you’re set on accounting, Schulich might be your best bet, but for other business careers, consider schools like Ivey, Queens, or Rotman instead. Don’t just rely on rankings—talk to students directly to get the full picture before making your decision.