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CAREERS IN BUSINESS Business Administration Diploma The Business Administration Diploma prepares you for a wide array of employment opportunities in the world of business. The diploma consists of a common first year to give you a strong base in general business skills and knowledge. In the second year, specialize in one of the following areas: Accounting: This specialization focuses on giving you the accounting knowledge and skills you need to excel in the accounting profession. Financial Services: This specialization gives you the skills required to assume a position at a bank or other financial institution. General: This specialization gives you the opportunity to take a variety of business courses. COURSES IN PROGRAM* (subject to change) The following courses all must be completed in the first year prior to choosing a specialization in the second year. YEAR 1 Common College Success Skills Financial Accounting Principles Level I Business Communication Introduction to Management Computer Applications Marketing Management Communication Financial Accounting Principles Level II Entrepreneurship Microeconomics Microsoft Excel for Accounting Business Law YEAR 2 General Advertising Human Resource Fundamentals Career Advancement Macroeconomics Advanced Small Business Management Introduction to Organizational Behaviour Introduction to eCommerce Industrial Labour Relations Computerized Accounting Business Finance Introduction to e-Portfolio Career Skills Evaluation Plus one Elective (not all courses are offered every year) Management Studies in Supervision International Business Personal Financial Planning Effective Selling Skills YEAR 2 Accounting Specialty Management Accounting I Intermediate Financial Accounting I Taxation Career Advancement Macroeconomics Management Accounting II Intermediate Financial Accounting II Statistics Business Finance Computerized Accounting Introduction to e-Portfolio Career Skills Evaluation YEAR 2 Financial Services Specialty Taxation Human Resource Fundamentals Financial Industry, Products and Services I Macroeconomics Career Advancement Effective Customer Service Skills Personal Financial Planning Introduction to Organizational Behaviour Business Finance Introduction to e-Portfolio Career Skills Evaluation Financial Industry, Products & Services II Investment Funds in Canada Effective Selling Skills * For more information on the individual courses in this program, please refer to the glossary of courses on page 119. 
CHECKLISTAdmission Requirements: Refer to Admissions Procedures for Full-Time Programs on page 8 for further clarification. Credit in English 30-1 or 30-2 or equivalent Credit in Grade 12 Math: Math 30 (Pure or Applied) or equivelant OR: Successful completion of the General Equivalency Development test (GED) with a standard score of 520 in Language Arts: Reading and Writing and 550 in Math OR: Satisfactory results on the BVC Admissions Test Additional Admission Requirements All applicants must be bondable. International Applicants or Applicants Educated Outside of Canada English language profi ciency can be demonstrated by any one of: Achievement of a TOEFL score of 527 530 on the paper-based test, a score of 197 on the computer-based test, or a score of 71 on the internet-based test (iBT) Achieving an IELTS (International English Language Testing System) score of 5.5 Successful completion of the English for Academic Purposes 3 (EAP 3) program at Bow Valley College with a grade of B Obtain satisfactory results on the BVC Admissions Test Math requirement can be demonstrated by one of the following: Obtain satisfactory results on the BVC Admissions Test English transcripts showing equivalent level Math completion Additional Admission Requirements are same as above Transferability Graduates of this program may be accepted into: Athabasca University Bachelor of Management, Bachelor of Commerce post diploma program or Bachelor of Professional Arts Communication Studies University of Lethbridge Transfer agreement into the Bachelor of Management St. Marys University College-Transfer agreement into the Bachelor of Arts Transfer credits are also available from: Certified Management Accountants Certified General Accountants Canadian Payroll Association Canadian Institute of Entrepreneurship Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping Institute of Canadian Bankers Visit bowvalleycollege.ca for more information on these associations and transferable courses. Fees & Dates Dates: Sept. 2, 2008 and Jan. 6, 2009 Program length: Four semesters (two years) Domestic Tuition $1,957.50 Semester 1 $1,957.50 Semester 2 $2,011.50 Semester 3 $2,011.50 International Tuition $3,915.00 Semester 1 $3,915.00 Semester 2 $4,023.00 Semester 3 $4,023.00 Student Card Fee $5.00 Semester 1 $5.00 Semester 2 $5.00 Semester 3 $5.00 Student Association Fee $49.60 Semester 1 $49.60 Semester 2 $49.60 Semester 3 $49.60 Materials Fee $25.00 Semester 1 $25.00 Semester 2 $25.00 Semester 3 $25.00 Domestic Health and Dental $127.00 Semester 1 $127.00 Semester 2 $127.00 Semester 3 $127.00 International Health and Dental $240.00 Semester 1 $240.00 Semester 2 $240.00 Semester 3 $240.00 Total Tuition & Fees - Domestic $2,164.10 Semester 1 $2,164.10 Semester 2 $2,218.10 Semester 3 $2,218.10 Total Tuition & Fees - International $4,361.60 Semester 1 $4,361.60 Semester 2 $4,469.60 Semester 3 $4,469.60 * Fees subject to tuition increase. Note: Additional Information for Financial Services Diploma Students: You will need to send approximately $350 to the Institute of Canadian Bankers in early December to register for the Investment Funds in Canada Course. This fee includes the book and one attempt at the final examination Course Descriptions (Subject to Change) The following courses all must be completed in the first year prior to choosing a specialization in the second year.
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