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Mr.Coffee · 09-20-2006, 02:30 PM

Pretty much all the Albertan universities (U of A, U of C, U of L) have good business programs. Haskayne (U of C) is a pretty good school, I know that from experience, because I know that I've learned a lot going there.

I think one thing that's more important than what school you decide to go to, is trying to figure out what you'd like to major in. One problem with business is that it's pretty broad, you can do a lot with it. Sometimes that's good for people that want flexibility, but I've met a ton of people that feel like they have no direction coming out of school. Of course, the catch is that you don't normally know what you want to do until you've tried it or taken classes in it at school.

But yes, U of C is a great option.

09-20-2006, 02:30 PM	#2
Mr.Coffee damn onions Join Date: Mar 2006 Exp:	Pretty much all the Albertan universities (U of A, U of C, U of L) have good business programs. Haskayne (U of C) is a pretty good school, I know that from experience, because I know that I've learned a lot going there. I think one thing that's more important than what school you decide to go to, is trying to figure out what you'd like to major in. One problem with business is that it's pretty broad, you can do a lot with it. Sometimes that's good for people that want flexibility, but I've met a ton of people that feel like they have no direction coming out of school. Of course, the catch is that you don't normally know what you want to do until you've tried it or taken classes in it at school. But yes, U of C is a great option.