Recherche de transfert de programme

Successful applicants shall receive block transfer credit at the receiving institution for the following courses equivalent to the first two years of full-time study (10.0 credits) in the Bachelor of Management and Organizational Studies, Specialization in Finance and Administration at King’s. This credit is not transferrable to other Faculties or Programs.

ACCT 1100, Principles of Accounting I
MKTG 1012, Principles of Marketing I
MATH 1052, Business Math
BUSI 1005, Introduction to Business Processes
BUSI 1060, Strategies for Success or BUSI 1088, Strategies for Success International
WRIT 1032, Reason and Writing – Business 1 or WRIT 1034, Reason and Writing -- EAP
ACCT 1011, Principles of Accounting II
ACCT 1097, Applied Computer Applications for Accounting I
ACCT 1098, Applied Computer Applications for Accounting II
COMM 3020, Professional Communication
MATH 1175, Financial Math
ECON 1002, Economics I
ECON 1005, Economics II
MGMT 3041, Organizational Behaviour
MATH 1045, Statistics
FINA 3043, Taxation I -- Personal Tax
ACCT 3036, Accounting I -- Intermediate
ACCT 3022, Cost Accounting I
ACCT 3050, Accounting II -- Intermediate
FINA 3042, Corporate Finance I replaced with MGMT 3011, Project Management
FINA 3044, Taxation II -- Personal Tax
LAWS 3041, Business Law
SYST 3002, Business Information Systems
General Education Elective

King’s agrees to consider for admission to full-time study to Year 3 of the Management & Organizational Studies, Specialization in Finance and Administration, and grant block transfer credit to graduates of the Business-Accounting Diploma program at Fanshawe who meet the following requirements:

a) completion of the two-year Business-Accounting Diploma program with a competitive overall admission average as determined by the receiving institution for the year in which they apply, and with no grade less than “C” or 2.0 GPA;

b) completion of the prescribed set of courses within the Business-Accounting Diploma program within the two years immediately prior to applying to the receiving institution;

c) completion of Fanshawe Mathematics 3079 (Calculus & Vectors); MCV4U (Calculus & Vectors) or an equivalent as approved by the receiving institution; and

d) the written endorsement of the Associate Dean of the Lawrence Kinlin School of Business at Fanshawe.

2. In order to be considered for admission to a receiving institution under this agreement, Fanshawe students must notify the Undergraduate Admissions Office at the applicable receiving institution by March 1st of the year in which they are seeking admission of their intention to apply, and provide the applicable Admissions Office with their academic transcripts by June 1st of that year.

Admissions decisions are within the sole discretion of the receiving institution and cannot be appealed. Applicants who meet the requirements set out in paragraphs 1 and 2 above are not guaranteed admission under this Agreement. Final determination of the validity of all admissions rests with the Registrar at Western in accordance with the provisions of the affiliation agreement between Western, Huron and King’s.