BUSINESS SCHOOL
The third year of the undergraduate program in Business Administration consists of an integrated set of 10 courses (6 full-courses and 4 half-courses) equivalents designed to give a basic understanding of the functions and the interrelationships of the major areas of management, as well as to develop problem-solving and action-planning skills.
All students will take: Business Administration 300, 301, 302y, 303, 304, 305, 307, 308, 316y, 326y
No substitute for any of the above courses is permitted under any circumstances.
The initial weeks allow students to acclimatize themselves to the School and to the learning process. Groups of four or five students are assigned to study groups during the first two weeks of classes. This process serves to help students quickly meet new classmates and to share individual analysis of cases prepared for the next day. Students then form their own study groups to pursue the team approach. With organizational activity increasingly taking place in groups, this experience is critical for every effective manager.
The fourth year allows students to design a personal program of study best suited to their individual needs. A few students concentrate mainly in one functional area; most prefer to select courses from several areas. In the fourth year students are required to complete the five full-course equivalents. One full-course equivalent chosen from the faculties of Arts, Science, Social Science, or Law may be substituted for a Business option with the permission of the Program Director.
The School offers three additional courses, Business 020, 257 and 299 (for Engineering Science students only), for students considering a business program or wishing to acquire basic training in management techniques.
To be eligible for registration in the fourth year, third year students must meet the following requirements:
To be eligible for graduation, fourth year students must meet the following requirements:
With Distinction shall appear on the graduation diploma, on all official University transcripts and in the Convocation program for each student so recognized.
To be included on the Dean's Honor List, a student in the HBA program must complete a full year's work as defined by the program, be in the top 10% of the class and achieve an average of at least 75.0%, or have a special recommendation of the Dean.
The teaching faculty of each year of the program meet to consider individually the case of each student who has not met the requirements either for progression or graduation. Given the academic performance of the student and all other information available to the Faculty,
An appeal is a request for an exemption from a Senate regulation or a request that a grade on a particular piece of work or a final standing in a course or program be changed. The successive levels for an appeal are as follows:
Each step of the appeals procedure should be completed as soon as possible, but no later than six weeks from the date of the action or decision giving rise to the appeal. Also see the STUDENT ACADEMIC APPEALS section ().
The Fourth Year
Additional Course Offerings
Progression Requirements
Graduation Requirements
Graduation with Distinction
Dean's Honor List
Unsatisfactory Standing
A third year student may be:
A fourth year student may be:
Appeals Procedures
Academic Calendar
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