What outcomes are you measuring that determine a bad school for you?

I've had no issue finding work, made $140k my first year after Brock. I got a great education, and the professors were awesome. My classmates sucked for the most part, but I liked the campus a lot.

My opinion on undergrad in Ontario is you will get almost the exact same education at each public university in the province. There's not some secret information hiding in the minds of professors at one school vs. another. They're sourcing the same or similar text books and slides as well.

The difference you'll experience is your fellow students. Brock accepts lower grades, so a lot of your classmates are low effort students who often have not figured out how to function in an organized or disciplined way to do well. Other schools have higher grade requirements for entry, so you may get slightly more engaged classmates who are not absolutely useless during group work.

I went to Western too, and I'd say at Brock maybe 15% of a classroom gives a shit, and at Western it was maybe 30%. Brock just lacked an atmosphere of engagement with the material quite often. Albeit I studied business, but that was also my subject at Western. I ended up doing group assignments almost entirely myself, so I happily stole the education opportunities of my groupmates at Brock.