Transfer Credits and Course Mixes Between Universities
Please be aware that, although a recognized university may have granted you a transfer credit or an exemption for a course taken at a post-secondary institution, the course may not fulfill the Institute’s requirements. The Institute will assess ALL transfer credits and exemptions!
It is also essential that students check with the Institute prior to mixing courses between different post-secondary institutions to avoid course content overlap and denial of Institute credits.
Academic Year 2010-11
BComm Degree (4 years, 123 credit hours)
Total Credits Offered: 51
@ = Course offered through distance education
Beginning Fall 2009, Ryerson University requires students enrolled in the BComm - Accounting and Finance Majors to successfully complete ACC110 (first offered in Fall 2009) and ACC410 (first offered in Winter 2010) as prerequisites for Intermediate and Advanced Accounting courses. ACC100 and ACC406 are still recognized for Institute credits for those students enrolled in other majors.
Financial Accounting (15 credit hours required)
Introductory
One of (3 credit hours)
ACC100@
ACC110@
Intermediate
ACC414@ (3 credit hours)
ACC514@ (3 credit hours)
Advanced
ACC703 (3 credit hours)
ACC706 (3 credit hours)
Cost and Management Accounting (6 credit hours required)
One of (3 credit hours)
ACC406@
ACC410
and
ACC801 (3 credit hours)
Advanced Accounting Elective (3 credit hours required)
One of (3 credit hours)
ACC504
ACC803
Auditing (9 credit hours required)
ACC521 (3 credit hours)
ACC821 (3 credit hours)
ITM595 (3 credit hours)
Taxation (6 credit hours required)
ACC742 (3 credit hours)
ACC842 (3 credit hours)
Business Information Systems (3 credit hours required)
ITM696 (3 credit hours)
Finance/Financial Management (3 credit hours required)
[FIN300 + FIN401] (3 credit hours)
Economics (3 credit hours required)
[ECN104 + ECN204] (3 credit hours)
Law (3 credit hours required)
[LAW122 + LAW603] (3 credit hours)
Note: LAW122 is a prerequisite to LAW603 and required
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