Note: Academic admission requirements are different from English language proficiency requirements. NorQuest College English for Academic Purposes courses may be used to meet both requirements. See below for details.
Missing some of the admission requirements? Our new Open Admissions Pathways for Business provides an alternative way for you to start your studies quickly and enter your program.
If English is your second language, you must provide proof of English language proficiency before admission. These results must be no more than two years old when you start your program.
Test scores we accept:
This program offers open admission pathways for students seeking to further their education. These pathways allow students to enrol in programs and courses without the need for formal prerequisites or entrance exams.
To be eligible for BUSD 1012, you will need:
International students: If you choose to take BUSD 1012, you will need to get a co-op work permit. Apply for your co-op work permit at least four months before your elective course begins.
Students must receive a pass grade in each course to progress through the program.
If you are a full-time student in the program and you fail two courses in a term, you will be placed on contractual departmental probation for the following term. Failure to meet the probation requirements may result in forced withdrawal from the full-time program for one full term. Readmission to the program will be subject to departmental review.
If you are a full-time student in the program and you fail three or more courses in any one term, you will need to withdraw for one full term from the full-time program. Readmission to the program will be subject to departmental review.
Students must pass all courses and achieve a minimum 2.0 grade point average (GPA) to qualify for graduation.
Students need a computer with Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access), and a stable Internet connection for this program. Learn more about Bring your own device.
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