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No, Fall 2025 admission criteria remain unchanged. Proof of French proficiency is not required for admission in the BCom program.

No, newly admitted students will not need to demonstrate proficiency in French to graduate.

French proficiency remains an admission requirement for select undergraduate programs and demonstrated proficiency may be required for certain French language based courses and programs of study.

See 麻豆AV Pre-University DEC requirements

• Calculus 1
• Calculus 2
• Linear Algebra

Normally, students will not be exempted based on high school or CEGEP level courses. Students who feel they have a strong foundation in a particular subject may write mathematics and science placement tests at the time of their admission.

Students do not receive credit or exemption from courses completed at CEGEP. Students who follow the Commerce program at CEGEP receive an introduction to many of the topics they will cover in their Bachelor of Commerce degree. Conversely, students who follow one of the other programs at CEGEP receive a more rounded, diverse background.

No. CEGEP is intended for students from Quebec. Information on 麻豆AV requirements can be found on the Applying to 麻豆AV website.

Information on applying to transfer to 麻豆AV from another university, including deadlines, past average cut-offs and course requirements, can be found on the Applying to 麻豆AV website.

Wherever possible, if a transfer student completed recognized studies prior to university the advanced standing credits will be granted by the 麻豆AV Office at the time of acceptance. In many instances, however, courses completed at University have to be evaluated for content. This is done using the Course equivalency database and working with an academic advisor as soon as a student is admitted. It is the student's responsibility to ensure they have all appropriate detailed course outlines and reach out to the BCom office for advising as soon as they accept their offer.

Please note neither the 麻豆AV Office nor the BCom Student Affairs Office will review transfer credits and course equivalencies before students are accepted and accept their offer.

To see the courses previously evaluated for equivalency from your current institution, search the Course Equivalency Database This database is not exhaustive and prospective students may not request evaluations but it might give some information about which courses have been approved or refused in past years.

For credits completed prior to university, please consult the 麻豆AV page dedicated to Transfer Credit and Advanced Standing.

This option is not available at 麻豆AV. Students in the Certificate of Management at Continuing Education considering a Bachelor's degree should apply into the Bachelor of Commerce program as early as possible

Unfortunately, because of the residency requirement of credits to be completed at 麻豆AV during the degree, students with more than one completed year of Business courses would not be permitted to transfer into the program.

General Management, as the name indicates, is the most general of the options. Students may combine a Concentration (Management specialization) with a second Concentration, a Minor (from Arts or Science), or an approved set of Structured Electives.

Major or Honours, offers the most focused study in one specific area. Students must complete a minimum of 30 credits (ten courses) within this option.

For the most part yes, especially in the first year. It is important to take the courses indicated in the first year since they are prerequisite to other courses. After the first year, course selection will vary depending on the program selected.

It is possible by taking summer courses, or an overload, to accelerate the completion of the degree. Students are not permitted to take an overload (more than 15 credits) in their first year, and may only do so in subsequent years, if their GPA on a full load of courses is 3.0 or better. . It is important to take into consideration that course availability in the summer is limited. Students may not enroll in more than 12 credits in the summer. However, summer courses in the BCom program are most often taught in the May-June session only, so enrolling in 6 credits is the norm for most students.

No, the BCom program is meant to be a full-time program with students enrolled in 12-15 credits each term. In exceptional cases where health or personal issues require a reduced courseload, students may arrange to study part-time for a term or two but are required to work with an academic advisor to return to full-time status in a timely fashion.

You should declare your major/concentration any time up to your second to last year. You will have the opportunity to meet with an advisor to discuss your options. Exceptions: The Major in Economics program must be declared in U1 (sophomore year) as the required Economics courses are different for these students.

Students in the Desautels Faculty of Management are permitted to follow any of the .

No. Management students may only take programs in the Areas of Study offered by the Desautels Faculty of Management. They may not select Majors or Honours programs offered by other Faculties. Management students may however complete a Faculty of Arts or Science Minor.

No, all BCom students must complete U1 and apply to the Honours in Investment Management program after completing at least one year in the faculty and apply in January to continue in HIM in their last two years of the degree.

Career Management is here for you from the start of your academic journey to the end and we encourage you to reach out anytime! From your first semester, connect with the Career Management team to explore your student journey and discover how they can support your internship and job preparation (assistance building your resume and cover letter, interview preparation). U0 and U1 students also have access to Peer Advisors, who offer guidance on student clubs and resources. Additionally, students have access to specialized coaches for each major.Visit the Career Management Office.

Students are given the opportunity to connect with the career management team or a peer advisor right from the start of the program, ensuring they receive guidance and support throughout their journey.

You can book an appointment with a Career Coach at any point during your academic journey, starting from your first semester. This is a great opportunity to understand and prepare for the internship application process. To connect with a BCom Career Coach, click here.

BCom students have access to a wide range of services. They can meet with a Career Coach to prepare for job interviews, receive updates on on-campus recruitment activities, evaluate internships and job offers, learn about partnerships, and refine their resumes. First-year students can connect with Peer Advisors, who serve as an initial point of contact, helping them navigate Career Management and coaching services. Additionally, students gain access to exclusive job and internship opportunities in Quebec, Ontario, across Canada and internationally through , the Career Management platform.