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How to Get Into Top Ontario Business Programs: Free Workshop for Grades 11-12

In this free workshop, we will compare Ivey AEO, Queen's Commerce, Rotman Commerce, Schulich and Laurier BBA: what each asks for, how their course requirements differ, and which early-consideration and award dates to plan around.

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Ivey AEO, Queen's Commerce, Rotman, Schulich and Laurier BBA need different application plans. Schulich's optional early-consideration dates begin in November, so a January-only calendar can miss an earlier review opportunity.

  • How the five programs differ in their academic and supplementary requirements
  • Which Grade 12 math courses each program requires
  • What Schulich and Rotman's November early-consideration dates mean
  • How Queen's December 8 award deadline differs from its admission deadlines
  • What Grade 11 families should plan and Grade 12 applicants should do next

Parents and students in Grades 11-12 are both welcome. The session is live on Zoom, and we email the link and a short summary after you register.

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