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Bachelor of Commerce [B.Com]
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23 Reviews Found
- Likes:
- Location, reputation, people and culture. Got offered admission to Sauder at UBC and Schulich York, but still chose queens even though it’s lesser known in India. Queen’s commerce is a highly reputable program and tough to get into, not well known outside NA,
- Best university in canada in terms of employment and salaries (specifically smith school of business). It’s a semi-target school for investment banks in USA, more students than UofT go and do IB. Great people, party school, extremely nice location on the lake
- Dislikes:
- The commerce program is secluded and feels like a bubble, not a lot of international students. Far from Toronto, and no coop program, but still good relation with top firms in Canada. Not known outside canada
Course Curriculum:
First two years in general business, next two you have the option to specialize. Updated courses with options of Data and IT based courses specific to business. Also have to do electives outside of business which gives a good array of skills
Fees:
CAD 18,000/ year for local and CAD 57,000 for international. The local fee is highest in Canada for any domestic undergrad program. Non-commerce programs other than engineering cost around 7-10K cad.
Course Curriculum:
My first-year courses are fairly basic but also very interesting. They will serve as a good foundation for the business world.
Fees:
For commerce, it was about 15,000 per year. Books are about 400 per semester. I'm not sure if there are scholarships for international students. There are many entrance and commerce specific scholarships available. I was awarded the chancellors scholarship for 36,000 (9,000 per year). It is for students who excel in academics and extracurricular.
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