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Written by Mihika Tarini Vyas

As a student in high school/university, you constantly hear from your parents, friends, and teachers about the importance of finding a good job.

Written by Mihika Tarini Vyas

The University of Toronto's commerce program ranks as one of the top business schools in Canada, and has a vast range of opportunities that attract some of the most hardworking, intelligent and motivated students, and we had the pleasure of learning first-hand about the Rotman experience from one of them!

The transition from high school to university can be challenging and confusing. We've compiled a list of things that Kelly Lei, Benjamin Soucy, and Benny Lin wish they had known before starting this exciting chapter of their academic journey.

Academic burnout is the exhaustion that often results in decreased levels of productivity. An unhealthy diet and sleep schedule or jittery nerves are all causing factors. We've compiled a list of how to avoid academic burnout with first-hand advice from university students themselves, and we hope you find it as useful as we did!

Are you interested in or currently attending the Schulich School of business? Luckily for you, we were able to learn from Sarah Al Rubaie and Taylor Boyle -- two students in their final year at the competitive program who were generous enough to share their insights on the following categories: culture, clubs, networking and classes.