York University - Schulich School of Business | WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU APPLY!

Next up for our university talks series, here is the intelligent student Joshua Della Rossa to discuss his experience in the Schulich School of Business at York University (Toronto, Ontario)!

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0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Why did you select this program and university?
0:56 - What are the teaching styles and workloads like in this program?
1:30 - What advice could you provide on the application process for your program?
2:08 - What types of job positions can you expect coming out of this program and throughout?
2:54 - What courses do you suggest or not suggest taking?
3:25 - How do you study or suggest people study for this program?
4:02 - How is the university experience beyond academics?
5:32 - What support resources are available to students?
6:02 - Finally, what advice would you give to your first-year self starting out in this program?

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