Bachelor of Commerce

Students from around the world choose to study at the Edwards School of Business because we offer hands-on experiential learning in every area of study. You go beyond analyzing cases and into communities, graduating with legitimate consulting experience on your résumé.

Our 4-year B.Comm. the degree helps students develop the critical thinking, problem-solving, communication and teamwork skills that employers demand. In 2017, 93% of graduates were employed in their field within 6 months of graduation.

At Edwards, we have a dedicated student advisory team which means you can book an appointment to see an advisor within a day (using our online booking system). We also offer same-day drop-in service for quick questions.

Our young, vibrant faculty consistently earn prestigious teaching awards, attesting to their investment in your learning.

Join us today and experience all that Edwards has to offer!

Join the business program when you're ready - we offer admission for Fall and Winter starts.

Online Business Class

High school students (and those studying at a U of S regional college) can now complete their first business class online. We offer COMM 101: Introduction to Business twice per academic year and high school students can receive dual credit for Introduction to Business 30L.

New students can transfer up to 60 credits of coursework from another college or institution*. In most cases, transfer credit is assessed on a course-by-course basis but Edwards also has block transfer credit agreements with the following programs:

• Aboriginal Financial Officers' Association (AFOA)
• Business Administration Certificate (BAC), University of Saskatchewan
• Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT)
• Saskatchewan Polytechnic

*Note: Current students who wish to visit another institution and transfer courses to the Edwards B.Comm. degree must request permission prior to registration.

• Business and Law
• Business and Agriculture
• Business and Arts & Science

Academic advising is a partnership and shared responsibility between each student and their advisor. It helps students develop an educational plan that fits their abilities, interests, personal circumstances, and career goals.

Prospective students receive one-on-one guidance on undergrad and certificate business programs, university services and referrals to other units on campus.

Scholarships, Bursaries & Awards

There are scholarships, bursaries, and awards available for newly admitted students based on academic achievement, financial need and community leadership. There are also awards that recognize students from particular backgrounds, acknowledge contributions to certain clubs, and reward outstanding achievement in music or athletics.

Tuition & Related Costs

One of the most frequent questions asked by students (and their parents) is "how much will first-year cost?"

In 2019-20, first-year domestic students will pay approximately $8,147.15 in tuition and fees based on the completion of 30 credit units.

• COMM classes (100.3, 101.3, 104.3, 105.3 and 119.3): $4195.50
• MATH 121.3 or 110.3: $653.40
• ECON 111.3 and 114.3: $1231.80
• 6 credits of 100 level non-commerce electives: $1231.801*
• Total Tuition: $7,312.50
• University Student Fees: $834.652**
• Total Tuition and Fees: $8,147.15

* Will vary depending on the choice of electives.
** Includes Heath & Dental fee of $250.17 which has an opt-off option with proof of other coverage.