<p>My friend whose a junior wants to do undergrad business in Canada (we're American) and was wondering whcih school is more recognized/prestigious from the US perspective for business ( he might do grad school or might just work on wall st after undergrad), U Toronto or McGill?</p>
<p>Probably Western or York</p>
<p>To be honest, perhaps it’s in part due to the fact that I possibly lack knowledge about the educational world, I have never heard of either of those schools however I did know about Toronto and McGill before searching for colleges. Those seem to have the most international recognition at least in my opinion.</p>
<p>ask tomof, western and york are considered top notch for mba, i know mcgill managment is very solid internationally, don’t know much about uoft business</p>
<p>University of Western Ontario Ivey School of Business is generally regarded as the best business school in Canada. At least that is what Western keeps telling everyone. Also, York University Schulich School of Business in Toronto is highly rated too. Aside from Business though, both Western and York are second tier universities and are unknown in the US. </p>
<p>U of Toronto is a great school but with few American students even though it is twice the size of McGill. </p>
<p>It’s been a busy day for me. All of metro Boston is under a boil water order due to a “catastrophic failure” of the water distribution system. My wife has been boiling water all day while I was searching grocery stores for bottled water.</p>
<p>^ I recently heard about the Boston problem too, and from what I got from acquaintances, I’m surprised there’s still any bottled water to be found so easily. People were buying as much as 6 boxes of bottled water for their homes. >.<</p>