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I , I 38 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS , \ -- - LEVEL OF REGISTRATION must write to the ~cademic Programs .Office to seek readmis- A student is requir,ed to register in the lowest level for which sion. The letter should describe the student's activities (aca- . more than six units of work is incomplete. Work of the next higher demic and otherwise) since he/she was last registeredd. level may be undertaken only when necessary to fill a program if five Years have passed since the student was last registered load, Courses must be taken in the sequence specified by the at McMaster, helshe should consult the hea'ding Readmission in School of Business. , . the Admission Requirements section of this Calendar. COURSES NOTUSED Graduates of McMaster's Commerce or Engineering and Management programs should refer. to Continuing Students above. Courses, in addition to those which constitute a student's program requirements that are not otherwise designated as Extra courses, lNQUIRIES are classified as being Not Used course work. The Not Used course .A student seeking relief from the School of Business regulations work would appear on students' degree audits. Not Used course must apply in writing to the Undergraduate Admissions Policy and work may be taken only if students are in their final year of the pro- Reviewing Committee with appropriate documentation attached. gram and are satisfying all the course requirements for their degree Guidelines far such requests may be obtained from the Academic program. Not Used course work may not be scheduled in.a manner Programs Office, in the DeGr'oote School of Business, Room 104. which would delay completion of a student's degree' program. COMMERCE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM , ' READMISSION ' This program is designed to provide students with-an opportu- A student in Level 11, Ill or IV of a Commerce program, who nity to engage in career-oriented work terms. Positions begin becomes' ineligible to continue in the School of Business, may after the successful completion of Level Ill gnd may continue for ' , apply for readmission to the Commerce program in- a subse- a period of eight, twelve or sixteen months. Upon completion of quent calendar year up to a maximum of five years following the the Internship, students return to campus to complete their deyear in which the student becomes ineligible to continue. Re- gree program. As a pre-requisite to Internship, students must I admission is not guaranteed. register in and complete 'CO.MMERCE 31N0, a comprehensive a Application for readmission must be made in writing to the Wn- eight-module career development course. Students compete dergraduate Admissions Policy and ReviewingCommittee by June for opportunities with participating companies through an appli- , 30 fbr entry in September. This application should explain why the cation and interview process. After securing an Internship, stuapplicant would expect to succeed in the program if readmitted. dents must successfully complete a minimum of an eight month Forms for this purpose may be obtained from the Academic Pro- Internship, obtain a ,satisfactory employer evaluation and submit grams Office in the DeGroote School of Business, Room 10-4. a detailed work term report upon return to campus. Meeting A student who is readmitted after having become ineligible to these requirements will result in a transcript notation indicating continue in a Commerce program must repeat all the courses of the successful completion of COMMERCE 31N0, the name of the the level at which helshe became ineligible to continue unless Internship employer and dates of employment. For more inforspecific course exemptions or credits are granted. The earliest mation, please contact The Centre for Business Career Develpossible session for readmission is the session starting in Sep- .- opment, DeGroote School of Business, Room 112. tember of the year following the year in which the student be- U(CHANGEPROGRAMS came ineligible to continue. Former Commerce students who'have hot been registered in a There are a number of exchange programs Commerce program within the past years including those who undergraduate students registered in the School of Business. were in good standing at the time of their mo;t recent The countries involved are: Australia, Denmark, England, France, , must apply for readmission through the Office of the Registrar. Japan, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Mexico and Sin-' gapore. Official exchange programs offer ~tude~nts the most in- - REINSTATEMENT expensive means of studying abroad as students participating A &dent who May Not Continge at the Universi!~ may apply for in these exchan'ges avoid the foreign student fees by paying fees reinstatement. t to McMaster. All students must be in good standing with a Cumu- There are two categories of students who may apply for rein- lative Average of at least 7.0 to be eligible to participate in an statement to Business I: I exchange. In most cases, students who participate in 'exchange 1. Applicants who have beri registered in Business I within the programs go abroad for Level 111 of their program, Information is past five Years, and have not been registered in another available from Prof. M. Malik, Director, lnternational Exchange McMaster program Or at another*University during that time, Or - programsl in the qeGroote school of Business, Room 228. 2. Applicants from other Faculties. Additional information may be found under International Study . Students seeking' reinstatement must complete the Reinstate- in the General Academic Regulations section .of this Calendar. ment Request Form available at the Office of the Registrar. The Information concerning student exchanges can be found in the ' Eompleted form and the $50 fee must be submitted to the Office Academic Facilities, Student Services and Organizations secof the Registrar "by June 30 for entry in September. . tion of this Calendar under the heading Centre for Student De- The form must clearly demonstrate extraordinary circumstances v&pmenf, International Studenf Services. Inquiries can be diwhich caused inadequate performance and indicate whether the rected to the office at: circumstances surrounding their academic situation have been 'Centre for Student Development resolved: They should also include relevant documentary evidence, \ International Student Services for example, a letter from a physician outlining any medical condi- Gilmour Hall, Room 104 tion that might have affected the student's academic performance Telephone: (905) 525-9140, Extension 24748 or final grade. Reinstatement cases will be carefully screened and the evidence considered will include the student's academic per- .- PRmRAMS formance before and after admission to McMaster, as well as the nature of the reasons cited in the application letter and the- accompanying documentation. Such excepfional cases wilj be considered on their merit. Reinstatement is not guaranteed. Upon reinstatement, the Cumulative Average for a student is reset to 0.0 on zero units. If at any review after reinstatement the student's Cumulative Average falls below 3.5, the student will be required to withdraw from the University for a period of .at least 12 months. FORMER COMMERCE STUDENTS - A student who was previously registered in a McMaster Commerce program, was in good standing and did not attend in the preceding year, but did attend another post-secondary institution I , PROGRAM NOTES . 1. Students in Business I are not eligible to take upper Level Commerce course work. 2. Students have only one opportunity to be reviewed for entry to Commerce 11. Other options may be-pursued through the Academic Programs Office. 3. To be considered for entry into Commerce II a Business' I student must have met all of the following: a) achieved a CA of at least 5.0 on a minimum of 24 units of course work for Business I (on first attempts only) and these ' ' must include all required courses of the Business I program; 0 5
f I SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 39 I b) successfully completed on first attempts only all Business I REQUIREMENTS required courses (See Business I Requirements below.); LEVEL 111: 30 UNITS (2009-20qo ONLY) c) must successfully complete ALL required units of Busi- + 15 unjs ' COMMERCE 3BC3, 3FA3, 3Mc3, 3QA3, 3QC3 (If ness I course work and successfully complete enough units COMMERCE 3BC3 is not completed by August 2009, of elective course work where the total.of successful units - of course work equals 24 units; COMMERCE 2BC3 must be taken as a substitute.) d) have successfully combleted ECON 2x03 if registered in this Level Ill or IV Commerce courses . , course in Business I. (ECON 2x03 is not required for admisfrom COMMERCE 2SB3, electives from non~commerce , sion to Commerce II. Students who elect to register in ECON courses. See also the Internafional/Cross-Cultural/ 2x03 in Business I and who do not s~ccessfully complete the Language Menu in this section of the Calendar. course, will not be permitted to enter Commerce Il,.) LEVEL 111: 30 UNlTS (EFFECTIVE 2010-2011) 4. Refer to Workload under the Academic Regulations section 15 units, COMMERCE 3FA3,3MC3,3QA3,3QC3,3S03 in the School ofBusiness for information on full-time and part- 6'units Level Ill or IV Commerce courses time Business I course loads. 9 units from COMMERCE 2SB3, electives from non-Commerce . 5. Students seeking a Minor in Mathematics and Statistics must courses . See also the lnterna tional/Cross-Cultural/ , \ take MATH jA03 and should refer to the Faculty of Science Language Menu in this section of the Calendar. section of this Calendar for the requirements for a Minor in LEVELlv: 30 UNITS Mathematics and Statistics. Students neither seeking this , 6 units. COMMERCE 4pA3, 4SA3 Minor nor planning on a transfer to the Faculty of Science, units Electives from non-Commerce COMare advised to take MATH l,M03. ,' MERCE 2SB3 or Level Ill or IV Commerce courses . 6. Transfer students may be admitted to Commerce II from other - units from C O M 2S~3, ~ electives ~ ~ from ~ non~~ommerce ~ universities or from other Faculties within McMaster Univercourses. See also, the International/Cross-Cultural/ .- sity. Transfer students may be expected to complete COM- .Language Menu in this section of the Calendar. _ MERCE 1 E03 and 1 PA0 and one of.ANTHROP 1A03, GEOG I 1 HA3 (or GEO 1 HS3), PSYCH 1A03,1X03 or SOClOL 1A06 as Commerce (B.Com.) . (2 140) ' part of the degree requirements. Academic requirements for ~ ~ for continuation ~ in the B.c~~. ~ program. iare admission of transfer students will be more demanding than specified in the Genera/ Academic ~ ~ ~ section i / of ~ this t i - those for Business I students. Calendar. 7. 'Admission to either of the Commerce programs beyond Cornmerce Level II is not possibfe. ' LEVEL 111: 30 UNlTS (2009-2010 ONLY) Business I (0725) 15 units COMMERCE 3BC3, 3FA3, 3MC3, 3QA3, 3QC3 (If REQUIREMENTS COMMERCE 3BCS is not completed by August 2009, LEVEL 1: 30 UNITS < . COMMERCE 2BC3 must be taken as a substitute.) 15 units from COMMERCE 2SB3, electives from non-Commerce ' Students admitted to Business I must complete 30 units as follows: courses. . See also the International/Cross-Cultural/ i 1 course ' COMMERCE 1 PA0 Language Menu in this section of the Calendar. 3 units , COMMERCE 1 E03 LEVEL,III: 30 UNITS (EFFECTIVE 2010-2011) 3-6 units from ANTHROP 1A03, GEOG 1 HA3 (or GEO 1 HS3), 15 units COMMERCE 3FA3,3MC3,3QA3,3QC3,3S03 PSYCH 1XX3 (or 1A03), SOClOL 1A06 15 units from COMMERCE 2SB3, electives from non-Commerce 3 units COMP SCI 1 BA3 courses. See also the International/Cross-Culfural/ 6 units from ECON 1A06, 1~03: 1.883 Language Menu in this section of the Calendar. - . 3 units from MATH 1A03, 1 M03. (See Note 5 above.) LEVEL IV: 30 UNITS 0-3 units MATH 1 F03 (for those students without, Grade 12 ~ al- 6 ,its ~nhn~~nc.~&4~3 -. L u 6 units from COMMERCE 2SB3, electives from non-Com- ' 0-3 units M m h o J e students without Grade 12 Admerce courses or Level 111 or IV Commerce courses * vanced and Introductory Calculus U1 Grade . 18 units frob COMMERCE 2$B3, electives from non-C,ommerce 12 Advanced Functions U or equivalent or whose courses. See also the lnternational/Cross-Cwltural/ credit in same is older than five years) - * Language Menu in this section of the Calendar. ,0-3 units STATS 1L03 (for those students without Grade 12 Mathematics of Data Manaaement U or equivalent or Minor in Business '. whose credit in same is older than five years) NOTES , 3-12 units Electives to total 30 units. See also the International/ , The Minor is not open' to students registered in any corn- Cross-Cultural/Language Menu in this section of the ., Engineering and Management program. Calendar. 2. Enrolment in each of the Commerce 'courses comprising the Commerce 11 (2 1 40) Business Minor, (excluding students registered in Engineer- - Students who are currently registered in this program should ing and Management, Cmmerce and Labour Studies sturefer tb their degree audits or contact the Academic Programs dents enrolled in COMMERCE 2BA3 and 3BC3 and students- Office to discuss their program requirements. admitted to the Minor in Finance 'andtthe Minor in Accounting REQUIREMENTS , and Financial Management Services) is limited to 40 students who are registered in .a four- or five-level McMaster degree LEVEL 11: 30 UNlTS (EFFECTIVE 2009-2010) program. Places in these courses will be allocated on a first- 24 units COMMERCE 2AA3, 2AB3, 2BA3, 2BC3 (or 3BC3), , come, first-served+basis. 2FA3,2KA3 (or 2QB3), 2MA3,2QA3 3. COMMERCE 2AA3, 2FA3 and 2MA3 require completion of 3 units ECON 2x03 ECON 1A06 or I B03 with a minimum grade of B- as a prereq- , 3 units from COMMERCE 2SB3, electivesfrom non-Commerce uisite; or completion of ECON 2 ~03 or 2x03 with a minimum COUrSeS. See also the /nternati~na//Cr~~~-C~/t~ral/ grade of B- as a prerequisite. Language Menu in this section of'the Calendar. 4. For purposes of the Business Minor, KlNESlOL 3L03 will be Honours Commerce (Honours B.Com.) {2141) accepted as a substitute for COMMERCE 2BA3. ECON 2103 Requirements for continuation in the Honours B.Com. Program will be accepted as a substitute for COMMERCE 2FA3 All courses_ listed as COMM.~RCE 2QA3 in. the I are specified in,the General Academic Regulations section of ' this Calendar. Course Listings section of the Undergraduate Calendar will I \ be accepted as a substitute for COMMERCE 2QA3. , I *
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