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Thu Nov 19, 2020 1:40 am
Business Comparison
Grade 12 student also looking for a business degree. In grade 11 I got an 89.5 average and this year I'm expecting roughly around an 85. I'm looking at Lauriers BBA but the admissions are quite high and not sure if I will get in or not. Also looking at Lauriers BBTM program but I don't know the difference between the two and which one will provide a better job opportunity. And just for a different comparison, I'm also looking at McMaster business but also not sure if I will get in or not. Just wondering everyone's opinions on the courses and if I have a chance to get accepted or not and possibly apply for early acceptance. Thanks
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Thu Dec 31, 2020 12:14 pm
Hi, you may think that it is quite difficult to sell a business in today's time. But this is not the case. You need to know the ways and companies that can help you with this in the shortest possible time for a reasonable price. You can sell a business here. It's like ebay in business.
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Thu Dec 31, 2020 11:23 pm
I think bba is more strictly business orientated while bbtm is a mixture focusing on business AND technology.
BBTM: "BTM students take a foundational business curriculum and then specialise in using technology to help solve business problems."
some people have said that laurier is good but its better to have co-op and if you don't do co-op better to go to other similar rank schools w co-op. That is what other people said, i am not too sure myself since i haven't looked into it that much. It's honestly up to you but i personally believe co-op is better because you get work experience, which once you have to get a job will be more important.
gr 11 grades are helpful for early admissions since this year we have quadmesters so they don't have that much to work w. if anything they will send out admissons before may 27. Though some schools don't look at gr 11, like McMaster i think. However because of the circumstances of this year i am not too sure if anything has changed.
McMaster main thing is health and sciences, not really business, but i registered for that one anyways as well. Their competitive range is 86-90.
BBTM: "BTM students take a foundational business curriculum and then specialise in using technology to help solve business problems."
some people have said that laurier is good but its better to have co-op and if you don't do co-op better to go to other similar rank schools w co-op. That is what other people said, i am not too sure myself since i haven't looked into it that much. It's honestly up to you but i personally believe co-op is better because you get work experience, which once you have to get a job will be more important.
gr 11 grades are helpful for early admissions since this year we have quadmesters so they don't have that much to work w. if anything they will send out admissons before may 27. Though some schools don't look at gr 11, like McMaster i think. However because of the circumstances of this year i am not too sure if anything has changed.
McMaster main thing is health and sciences, not really business, but i registered for that one anyways as well. Their competitive range is 86-90.
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Thu Jan 14, 2021 11:04 am
Organizational and managerial activity assumes that the manager has professional knowledge, skills and work experience. By the way, I read the other day about the appointment of Daniel Gordon https://www.streetinsider.com/PRNewswir ... 73164.html . If the personal and professional qualities of an entrepreneur meet the requirements for a manager, then he can successfully perform the functions of a manager and be an entrepreneur.
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