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Combine exciting classroom learning and real-world business experience with 91��ý’s Bachelor of Commerce (Co-operative) (B.Comm.(Co-op.)). Students alternate academic semesters with work placements in industry, government or private organizations to apply classroom studies in real-world settings and develop practical skills for today’s business environment.

• 45 courses (135 credit hours)
• Structured and full-time (normally completed in five years)
• Mandatory work terms (3) and professional development
• Common first year (Year One Commerce) for all undergraduates
• Study abroad and experiential learning opportunities
• Options to

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91��ý is a multi-campus, public university located in Canada’s most eastern province, Newfoundland and Labrador.

91��ý is ranked among the top 15 universities in Canada in the broad field of business and economics (which includes business and management, accounting and finance, and economics and econometrics) and first in Canada for research quality in business and economics according to the .

We're home to a student community of 17,000 students strong across multiple campuses, offering more than 300 program options at some of the most affordable tuition rates in Canada.

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If you already know our commerce program aligns with your goals, don’t wait. Applying early helps you stay on track for deadlines and next steps.

Still deciding? That’s okay — exploring your options is part of the process. Whether you’re just beginning to research business programs or narrowing down your choices, we'll guide you through what you need to know and help you make informed decisions.

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•&�Բ�����;Admission requirements - entry to Bachelor of Commerce
•&�Բ�����;Your first year - Year One Commerce 
•&�Բ�����;Admission requirements - entry to B.Comm.(co-op)
•&�Բ�����;Advanced standing - Current 91��ý and transfer students
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Structure of the degree

Following the completion of Year One Commerce, you must apply for admission into the B.Comm.(Co-op.) program. Make sure to follow the academic and work term schedule outlined in the Calendar.

Mandatory professional development

B.Comm. (Co-op.) students complete BUSI 300W: Business Co-operative Education Professional Development Seminars, which are specific to work term preparation.

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Admission requirements - entry to Bachelor of Commerce

Applications are considered on a rolling basis. You are encouraged to apply by:

New 91��ý students

You may apply for admission into the Bachelor of Commerce directly from high school. To apply, indicate the Faculty of Business Administration as your faculty and Bachelor of Commerce as your program of study in the appropriate place on the . Direct entry into the faculty from high school is subject to meeting the general admission requirements for 91��ý and admissibility into Mathematics 1000, 1005, 1090 or 109 A/B.

Current 91��ý students

If you are a current 91��ý student, you should declare Bachelor of Commerce by emailing the Office of the Registrar.

Transfer students

If you are a transfer applicant, you can select Bachelor of Commerce when you apply for admission. To apply, indicate the Faculty of Business Administration as your faculty and Bachelor of Commerce as your program of study in the appropriate place on the .

If you have already submitted your application for admission, you can contact the Office of the Registrar and ask to have Bachelor of Commerce added to your application.

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Your first year - Year One Commerce

Have a look at a sample schedule of 10 courses you may need to take in the Bachelor of Commerce program. These courses are required to be completed before you can apply for the co-op option of the Bachelor of Commerce.

This is a sample only. Meet with an academic advisor to create a plan that aligns with your specific needs and goals.

1. Selection of a mathematics course depends on your background and ability. Students should refer to the math criteria chart prior to selecting a first-semester course.
   
   
2. These courses may be taken in any order in either semester.
   
   
3. Business courses may be taken in either semester.

Further assistance

You should contact the Faculty of Business Administration Academic Programs Office early in your program for academic advising and program information.

For additional program information, visit the Faculty of Business Administration website.

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Admission requirements - entry to B.Comm.(co-op)

Upon completion of the Year One Commerce courses, you must apply for admission into the B.Comm.(Co-op.) program. To be eligible for admission you must complete the following 10 courses (30 credit hours) with an overall average of at least 65%:

• BUSI 1000: Introduction to Business in Society
• Three credit hours selected from BUSI 2111, BUSI 2205, or BUSI 2600
• ECON 1010: Introduction to Microeconomics
• ECON 1020: Introduction to Macroeconomics
• MATH 1000: Calculus I or MATH 1005: Calculus for Business
• Six credit hours in English, three credit hours of which may be replaced by any critical reading and writing (CRW) course at 91��ý
• 9 additional credit hours in non-business electives

In addition to the 65% overall average in Year One Commerce courses, you must have an overall average of at least 60% on your most recent 30 credit hours to meet admission requirements and also successfully complete at least one semester of at least 15 credit hours prior to admission. Admission into the B.Comm.(Co-op.) program is competitive and limited.

To apply for the B.Comm.(Co-op.) program, you will need to apply as a “Current 91��ý student” on the . Ensure you select the appropriate entry term (Fall for Term 1 and 3 or Winter for Term 2) and select “Bachelor of Commerce (Co-operative)" as your academic program.

Interested students should meet with an academic advisor within the Faculty of Business Administration.

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Advanced standing (for current 91��ý and transfer students)

Current 91��ý students and transfer students from another post-secondary institution may apply for admission with advanced standing to Terms 1, 2 or 3. Admission with advanced standing beyond Year Once Commerce is competitive and limited. We recommend that current and transfer students consult with an academic advisor within the Faculty of Business Administration to determine their pathway of admission into the program.

Transfer applicants must normally complete a minimum of five courses (15 credit hours) at 91��ý prior to admission into the B.Comm.(Co-op.) program.

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Sample courses

BUSI 2220 - Personal and Business Branding with Social Media
BUSI 3310 - Organizational Behaviour

You should contact the Faculty's Academic Programs Office for academic advising early in your program.

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