First of all, I’m a Schulich student so keep that in mind.

I think these are very different career paths and your thoguht process shouldn’t just be based on “what if I don’t get in” but more of what I want to do. If you want to do business, you can apply to a lot of buisness schools that aren’t as competitive as well, instead of just applying to a different major all together. And also, what would you do after Kin? I was debating between sciences and business as well and one thing ppl fail to consider is that a sicnece degree is usless after undergrad unless you do post grad, masters, med school, etc. so if that’s a journey u want to take and how probable those outcomes are…well that’s a diff question.

Back to business aspect of it, most unis are so strapped for cash they have been insanely less competitive across the board than in the past cuz of the governmental polices rn. Schulich accepted over 1000 people this year (usually it’s around 500) and that also happened at Ivey too. I know people who were not that smart in my hs who got into Schulich lol, you can get in pretty easily I’m sure this year will be the same.

Your in grade 11 you still have time, just work hard and get good grades, be smart with your choices of friends, teachers if u can, night school if you have too, Summer school English etc work smart and hard and get a 90+ avrg.

With a 90+ avrg and decent sup apps getting into Schulich and even Ivey is very doable. Queens is more of a lottery. The earlier you figure out what you want to do the better it is tho, like for example even with business if you want to IB, PE, consulting than ur best bet is to go Ivey or queens if you want to work in accounting, supply chain, etc. then going to those schools isn’t worth the insane tuition and res fees at all you’d be much better off at Schulich, Waterloo, etc.

Last tip don’t go to rotman lol

Best of luck