Bachelor of commerce (B.Comm.)
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Memorial’s Bachelor of Commerce (B.Comm.) is ideal for students who want to develop expertise for a business career at a pace and place that works for them.
This program features:
- Common first year (Business One) for all undergraduates
- 40 courses (120 credit hours) total (including Business One)
- Part-time or full-time
- Online, on campus and hybrid options
- Professional development
- Experiential learning
- Study abroad opportunities
- Options to focus your studies
Ready to apply?
To join our B.Comm. program, you must first complete Business One. In the video below, listen to Ben, an academic advisor, as he guides you through the application process.
The B.Comm. is competitive. Meeting the minimum admission requirements doesn’t guarantee you’ll be accepted.
Students may apply for entry into the B.Comm. program after completing Business One. They must have completed all Business One (10 courses) courses with an overall average of at least 65 per cent and an average of at least 60 per cent over the last 30 credit hours completed.
A minimum of 15 credit hours must be completed at Memorial.
Click here for admission regulations.
Be sure to check the application deadlines on the admissions page.
Embedded professional development seminars
Students will complete three non-credit, professional development seminars. These seminars, delivered in partnership with Gardiner Centre, complement academic programming and help prepare students to succeed in the workforce.
Online options
Students may complete our B.Comm. fully online. However, careful course planning is needed as not every course may be offered online each semester.
We recommend meeting with an academic advisor early and regularly to achieve your goals in a timeline that works for you.
Academic advice
- Check out our academic advising page for information on program planning.
- Download a B.Comm. program planning worksheet.
- Email your questions to busihelp@mun.ca.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Click here to review some common questions about the B.Comm. program.