Program info sessions are held during NAIT's Info Week in February of each year.
You can also learn about the Business Administration - Accounting program at NAIT's Open House, held each year in mid-October. The 2010 Open House is on October 1 and 2 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day.
Applicants who have completed the equivalent of one year of post-secondary business education may contact either program chair directly.
Perri Sinal
Associate Chair - Accounting Program - September Intake
E-mail: perris@nait.ca
Phone: 780.491.1381
Annette deWeerd
Associate Chair - Accounting Program - January Intake
E-mail: annetted@nait.ca
Phone: 780.471.8303
NAIT's Business Administration - Accounting program has lots of applied training and an excellent reputation with prospective employers.
The first two semesters of the Business Administration - Accounting program are prerequisites for the last two semesters. Admission into Semesters 1 and 2 as a full-time student is possible by applying to Business Administration - Year 1. Students who complete Semesters 1 and 2 are then eligible to transfer to Semesters 3 and 4 of the Business Administration - Accounting program. Students can complete Semesters 1 and 2 through NAIT's Continuing Education courses. These students apply directly to the program chair for admission into Semesters 3 and 4.
Generally, post-secondary institutions in Alberta identify transferability amongst institutions in the Alberta Transfer Guide. Post-secondary coursework from other post-secondary institutions—within and outside of Canada—will require evaluation by a third party. All requests for transferability must be done through the program chair.
No, there isn't. However there are quotas and limits for full-time student enrolment.
Courses are graded using letter grades or pass/fail. A D is considered a pass. However, student course marks and overall averages are extremely important. Some employers recruit prospective employees based on academic performance. In addition, those who wish to use this program's courses toward other programs or institutions must have a minimum average C+ or B.
Yes, as long as the prerequisites are met. Missing Year 1 courses requires timetable adjustments that will require the student to take additional time and money (tuition) to complete the program.
No. However, there is an initiative called NAITworking that may be of interest to full-time students completing Semester 2 of Business Administration - Year 1.
No. Any coursework requiring the use of a computer is scheduled in a NAIT computer lab. However, access to a computer outside of NAIT labs does offer students some flexibility.
Yes. The above designation programs have formal exemption recognition with NAIT. These exemptions are based on academic results. Specific reference to exemptions are available from the program.
NAIT publishes findings and research regarding graduate placement rates and salaries. For the most current studies and surveys, visit the NAIT Institutional Research Website.