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Admission, Progression, and Graduation Requirements for BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL STUDIES (BMOS) Four-Year Degree
Students may apply to enter BMOS when they apply for admission to Huron University College. Because enrolment is limited, possession of the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission. Please note the Mathematics and English requirements in the ADMISSION section. Note: Students admitted without Ontario Secondary School credits must complete Grade 12U Advanced Functions and Introductory Calculus or Mathematics 012a/b or equivalent, prior to registering in certain Economics, Mathematics, and Statistics courses. See course descriptions in the COURSE INFORMATION Section. Transfer students who have been admitted to Huron University College with advanced standing, or students who are currently registered in another module at the University, may also request permission to register in BMOS. UWO students wishing to enter BMOS after first, second, or third year must have achieved an overall average of 70% in their last 5.0 courses and a cumulative average of 65%. Transfer students must have completed successfully the equivalent of the BMOS first year Mathematics requirement, Economics 020 (Finance and Administration Specialization only), and 1.0 additional course in Social Science. Permission for such students to enter BMOS may be granted by the Dean of Arts and Social Science at Huron University College. Part-time students must complete the Mathematics requirements noted in the ADMISSION section and 5.0 university courses before requesting admission to BMOS. Students interested in transferring into BMOS are advised to consult the Senior Academic Advisor. Students who fail to meet the progression requirements governing BMOS will normally be expected to complete 5.0 additional courses in another module before applying for readmission into BMOS. BMOS students must meet the following BMOS degree requirements: BMOS is a 20.0 course degree. Students must satisfy the requirements of the four-year Bachelor degree in addition to the higher progression and graduation standards required for the BMOS degree. (Note in particular the essay, breadth and residency requirements.) Once in BMOS, students must maintain a cumulative average of 65%, with no sessional average (including summer session) less than 60% in order to remain in BMOS. Students must achieve a graduating average of 65% in the 20.0 courses counted toward the BMOS degree. Students with advanced standing must achieve an overall average of 65% on courses completed at UWO and its affiliated university colleges
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