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Nipissing University BComm Transfer Credit Policy
Foundation |
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CGA Ontario Courses |
University Equivalent |
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Financial Accounting Fundamentals (FA1) |
ACCT 1107 |
Introductory Financial Accounting |
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Micro and Macro Economics (EM1) |
ECON 1006 |
Introduction to Economics 1 |
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Business Law (LW1) |
ADMN 2307 |
Commercial Law |
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Financial Accounting: Assets (FA2) |
ACCT 2106 |
Intermediate Accounting 1 |
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Business Quantitative Analysis (QU1) |
ADMN 1606 |
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Management Accounting Fundamentals (MA1) |
ACCT 2146 |
Management Accounting and Control 1 |
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Business Communication (CM1) |
Two half-credit courses required. Any two of the following: business communications, effective writing or an English course such as ADMN 1156, ENGL 1501. |
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Financial Accounting: Liabilities and Equities (FA3) |
ACCT 2107 |
Intermediate Accounting 2 |
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Corporate Finance Fundamentals (FN1) |
ADMN 3116 |
Financial Management 1 |
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Managing Information Systems (MS1) |
TGMT 3856 |
Information Systems |
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Accounting Business Case (BC1) |
To be eligible for a transfer credit in BC1, you must obtain transfer credits in FA1, FA2, FA3, CM1, MA1, MS1, FN1 and have a business degree or diploma. All requirements must be completed prior to enrolment in the CGA program. |
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Advanced |
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Advanced Management Accounting (MA2) |
ACCT 4887 |
Advanced Management Accounting |
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Personal and Corporate Taxation (TX1) |
ACCT 4816 |
Personal Taxation |
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External Auditing (AU1) |
ACCT 4827 |
Auditing |
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Financial Accounting: Consolidations and Advanced Issues (FA4) |
ACCT 4836 |
Advanced Accounting Topics 1 |
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Accounting Theory and Contemporary Issues (AT1) |
ACCT 4837 |
Advanced Accounting Topics 2 |
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Electives |
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*Advanced External Auditing (AU2) |
ACCT 4926 |
EDP Auditing |
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*Advanced Personal and Corporate Taxation (TX2) |
ACCT 4817 |
Corporate Taxation |
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A grade of “65%” is required in each of the equivalent courses in order to obtain a transfer credit. |
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For more information, please contact Meghan Venasse by phone at (705) 474-3450 x 4329 or by email at meghanv@nipissingu.ca. |
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Transfer credit policies are subject to change without notice. |
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Updated as of September 2012 . |
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