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Blended Integration Case Study

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Many aspects of the Gustavan School of Business have impressive appeal to me. However, the blend of theory into practice, which facilitates the development of leadership, teamwork, communication and networking, has to be the focal point. The Co-op component that provides an opportunity to apply theory to real life situations and better understand the job market is central to this. I believe the blended integration of the classroom and the real world life experience that the co-op component provides will result in the building of greater confidence and further enhancement and development of the skill set needed to be successful in the business world. There is no substitute for hands on experience. I am excited about the prospect of having

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