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University of Alberta- Bachelor of Commerce
● 4-year program
● 11,448.40 per year (45,793.6$)
● It has a co-op and PRIME program
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Academic Prerequisites
Co-op Opportunities
The University of Alberta's Bachelor of Commerce program does offer co-op options,
allowing you to gain real-world business experience during your academic program. The
co-op program generally requires a minimum GPA for entry and may extend the length
of your program by a year.
The University of Alberta has varying admissions deadlines depending on the type of
applicant you are (Canadian high school, transfer, international, etc.). General deadlines
often fall between December and March for the upcoming fall term, but these can differ
for specific situations.
Required Materials:
Academic Prerequisites
● Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)
● Six Grade 12 U or M courses including Advanced Functions (minimum final
grade of 70% is required)
● English (ENG4U) (minimum final grade of 70% is required)
● Recommended: Calculus and Vectors, Accounting or Business Studies
Program Length
Tuition Costs
● Domestic Students: Around CAD 7,000 - CAD 9,000 per term, depending on the
program (as of 2021-2022)
Co-op Opportunities
● The University of Waterloo is known for having one of the largest co-operative
education programs in the world. Co-op is available for Bachelor of Commerce
students, though it may extend the program length.
I would choose Waterloo because it’s known for its strong co-op program and emphasis
on innovation and entrepreneurship. If you're looking for practical work experience
alongside your studies, Waterloo would be the better option because U of A is a more
traditional academic setting compared to Waterloo's co-op focus.
Physical Therapist
UBC-Bachelor in Kinesiology:
Academic Prerequisites
Program Length
Tuition Costs
● Tuition fees can vary widely depending on your residency status (domestic or
international), scholarships, and other factors. students could expect to pay
around CAD 5,000–7,000 per year.
Co-op Opportunities
● UBC does offer co-op programs for students in Kinesiology. These are typically
paid work placements that allow students to gain practical experience in their
field. The co-op program usually extends the degree length by a year.
● Applications usually open in early September for the following academic year.
● The deadline for submitting applications varies but is typically in early January.
● Requirements include the completion of a supplemental application, a possible
interview, and the submission of transcripts and other supporting documents.
Academic Prerequisites
● High school diploma with a competitive average, usually in the low- to mid-80s or
higher.
● Specific courses may include English Language Arts 30-1, Math 30-1 or Math 30-
2, Biology 30, and possibly other science courses like Chemistry or Physics.
● Some programs might require an additional aptitude test or portfolio.
Program Length
Tuition Costs
● Domestic students: Around CAD 6,000 - 8,000 per academic year (this does not
include additional fees, books, and living expenses).
● International students: Approximately CAD 20,000 - 30,000 per academic year
(again, excluding additional fees, books, and living expenses).
Co-op Opportunities
● UofA offers co-op programs integrated into their Kinesiology degrees, where
students work in related fields between academic terms.
● Application deadlines often vary but generally fall around November 1 for early
admission and March 1 for regular admission for the Fall term.
I choose U of A although UBC has a slightly better more updated Kinesiology program
U of A had the #1 program for a while which means I wouldn’t lose out on much if I went
to U of A. It’s a more budget-friendly option without compromising too much on quality.