Accounting & Finance Diploma

Accounting and Finance Diploma

• Full-time or part-time • Starts:

Program outline (when MATH 145 is not required in first semester)

September and January • Fees,

Semester 1

entire program: $5,921 • Two years

ACC 151

Accounting I

• Prince George campus

CIS 165

Business Information Systems

Either:

Careers

ECON 101 Canadian Microeconomics Issues (see Program outline notes)

or:

This program gives you a solid

ECON 201 Principles of Economics — Microeconomics (see Program outline note 1)

grounding in accounting and finance.

MGT 154 Applied Human Relations

You’ll be prepared for entry-level

MKT 152 Principles of Marketing

positions in public practice and private

Semester 2

industry, and for professional account-

ACC 152

Accounting II

ing programs such as CA, CMA, or

Either:

CGA, which often combine study and

ECON 102 Canadian Macroeconomics Issues (see Program outline note 1)

paid employment.

or

ECON 202 Principles of Economics — Macroeconomics (see Program outline note 1)

Additional study and work experience

Either:

can lead to careers such as controller,

ENGL 103 Composition and Style (see Program outline note 2)

treasurer, public accountant, and

or

auditor.

ENGL 195 Effective Communications I (see Program outline note 2)

MATH 157 Business Statistics

Admission requirements

Elective (see Electives list)

Successful completion of one of the

Semester 3

following:

ACC 251

Intermediate Accounting I

• Grade 12 (with English 12 or English

ACC 255

Management Accounting I

12: First Peoples, Communications

FIN 257

Finance I

12, or Technical and Professional

Two electives (see Electives list)

Communications 12) and

Semester 4

Principles of Math 11 or

ACC 252

Intermediate Accounting II (see Program outline note 3)

Applications of Math 11 or

ACC 256

Management Accounting II (see Program outline note 3)

Foundations of Math 11 or Pre-

ACC 270

Computerized Accounting

calculus 11 or Math 044 or 045

FIN 258

Finance II (see Program outline note 3)

• Adult Dogwood with Math 044 or

MGT 255

Small Business Development

Math 045

• GED Certificate with English 12 or

Note 2: Essentials of Math 11 does not

Note 3: Students have a choice of tak-

English 050 and Math 044 or Math

fulfill the admission requirements.

ing either all three of ACC 252, ACC

045

256, and FIN 258 or two of these

• Mature student status with English

courses plus an additional elective.

12 or English 050 and Math 044 or

Program outline notes

Math 045 or equivalent, as

Note 1: ECON 101 and 102 are not

demonstrated on EMAT

Course completion

recognized prerequisites for post-

diploma courses. ECON 201 and 202

Effective September 2012, courses

Note 1: ECON 201, ECON 202, FIN

257 and MATH 157 require higher

receive full transfer credit.

must be completed no more than 10

years prior to the date of graduation in

level math skills. Please consult the

Note 2: Kwantlen Polytechnical Uni-

course descriptions in this calendar or

order to count toward the Accounting

versity requires ENGL 103 and does

and Finance Diploma.

contact the Counselling and Advising

not accept ENGL 195 or

department for details regarding these

ENGL 196.

This policy applies to CNC courses and

four courses.

to all courses transferred from other

post-secondary institutions for credit at

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Accounting and Finance Diploma cont’d

Program outline (when MATH 145 is required in first semester)

Elective list

Either:

Semester 1

ENGL 196 Effective

ACC 151

Accounting I

Communications II (see

CIS 165

Business Information Systems

Program outline note 2)

MATH 145

Math for Business

or

MGT 154 Applied Human Relations

ENGL 229 Professional Business

MKT 152 Principles of Marketing

and Technical

Semester 2

Communication

LAW 294

Business Law

ACC 152

Accounting II

Either:

Either:

MATH 101 Calculus I

ECON 102 Canadian Macroeconomics Issues (see Program outline note 1)

or

or

MATH 165 Calculus for

ECON 202 Principles of Economics — Macroeconomics (see Program outline note 1)

Non-science Majors

Either:

Either:

ENGL 103 Composition and Style (see Program outline note 2)

MATH 103 Finite Mathematics

or

or

ENGL 195 Effective Communications I (see Program outline note 2)

MATH 204 Linear Algebra

MATH 157

Business Statistics

MATH 145

Math for Business

Elective (see Electives list)

MGT 160

International Business

Semester 3

Either:

ACC 251

Intermediate Accounting I

MGT 254

Applied Group and

ACC 255

Management Accounting I

Leadership Skills

Either:

or

ECON 101 Canadian Microeconomics Issues (see Program outline note 1)

COM 222 Management and

or

Organizational

ECON 201 Principles of Economics — Microeconomics (see Program outline note 1)

Behaviour

FIN 257

Finance I

MGT 263

Human Resource

Elective (see Electives list)

Development

MGT 264

Industrial Relations

Semester 4

TAX 261

Taxation I

ACC 252

Intermediate Accounting II (see Program outline note 3)

ACC 256

Management Accounting II (see Program outline note 3)

ACC 270

Computerized Accounting

Important dates

FIN 258

Finance II (see Program outline note 3)

MGT 255

Small Business Development

Fall term

• Classes: September 6, 2011 -

December 16, 2011

• Exams: December 8 - 16, 2011

CNC. Courses more than 10 years old

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credit. Students should contact the

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• Classes: January 3, 2012 - April 20,

Dean to discussion this option.

2012

• Marketing and Management

Note: Professional certification or

Diploma

• Exams: April 12 - 20, 2012

accreditation bodies and receiving

institutions may have different criteria.

• Study break: February 20 - 24, 2012

Revised: 11.09.20

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StudentAid BC eligibility

StudentAid BC is for British Columbians who need help to pay for their post-secondary education. Not everyone qualifies for student loans or other forms of assistance. Please make sure you understand all the eligibility criteria.

How to apply

See Applying to CNC

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The College of New Caledonia reserves the right to limit, cancel, or adjust programs without notice.

* Approximate tuition fees for entire program as of 2009-10 -- subject to change. Includes fees such as Students' Union fee, technology fee, etc. Does not include books, tools, and supplies. Fees for international students are higher.