64
Programs of Study
64.4
BCom (After Degree)
64.4 BCom (After Degree)
I. 
Program
The After-Degree program is for students who already possess a University degree to add to their qualifications by acquiring basic business skills. The After-Degree program is not open to students holding a previous degree that is the equivalent of a Business degree, or to students who have completed a sufficient number of Business or related courses so that they could not meet the requirements of §§63.6(5) and 64.1.2. After-Degree students may major in any available area. They should consider a major complementary to their previous degree. After-Degree Students are normally expected to fulfill the course load requirements of §63.7. However, there is limited space available for students who wish to pursue their program on a Part-time basis. Prior written permission of the Faculty of Business is required. Students are still required to meet all other requirements of the program including the time limit on completion of the degree in §63.8. Students interested in pursuing this option should contact the Undergraduate Programs Office.
II. Sequence of Courses—For students possessing all prerequisites to the BCom program
Year One—Fall | |
ACCTG 311 (See Note 1) | |
MARK 301 (See Note 1) | |
MGTSC 312 (See Note 1) | |
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6 Senior Business Electives (See Note 3)Year One—Winter | |
FIN 301 (See Note 1) | |
SMO 310 (See Note 1) | |
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Year Two | |
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Notes | |
Courses may be taken in the term indicated as part of a cohort with permission of the Faculty. | |
May be taken in either of Year One or Two, either term. This sequence is recommended. | |
The number of Senior Business courses allowed will depend in part on the amount of exemptions an After-Degree student may be given. Students possessing exemptions in any of the required Year One courses will have their Year One schedule adjusted to reflect this. Students should consult the Undergraduate Office with respect to their program requirements before commencing Year One. After-Degree students must declare a major, and must follow the requirements for that major. This choice may be made as early as Winter Term in Year One. After-Degree students take a minimum of | |
Completion of BUS 201 or equivalent is normally a prerequisite to entrance to the Cooperative Education program. After-Degree Students may apply to the program without completion of BUS 201 as they are exempt from taking BUS 201. | |
III. Sequence of Courses—For students possessing no prerequisites to the BCom program
Year One—Fall | |
ACCTG 311 (See Note 1) | |
ECON 101 (See Note 5) | |
One of ENGL 111, 112, 113, 114 (See Note 5) | |
MATH 113 (See Note 5) | |
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Year One—Winter | |
ECON 102 (See Note 5) | |
One of ENGL 111, 112, 113, 114 (See Note 5) | |
SMO 310 (See Note 1) | |
STAT 151 (See Note 5) | |
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Year Two | |
FIN 301 | |
MARK 301 | |
MGTSC 312 | |
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Year Two—Winter | |
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Year Three | |
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Notes | |
Courses may be taken in the term indicated as part of a cohort with the permission of the Faculty. | |
See §64.1.4 | |
The number of Senior Business courses allowed will depend in part on the amount of exemptions an After Degree student may be given. Students possessing exemptions in any of the required Year One courses will have their Year One schedule adjusted to reflect this. Students should consult the Undergraduate Office with respect to their program requirements before commencing Year One. After-Degree Students must declare a major, and must follow the requirements for that major. This choice may be made as early as Winter Term in Year One. After-Degree Students take a minimum of | |
Completion of BUS 201 or equivalent is normally a prerequisite to entrance to the Cooperative Education program. After-degree students may apply to the program without completion of BUS 201 as they are normally exempt from taking BUS 201. | |
Missing prerequisite courses are required to be made up in the first year of the program following admission. Courses taken as part of the preprofessional requirements do not count toward the total of | |
