- HBA · 4 years
- Work experience details
- ~High 80s to low 90s
Business and Computing & Information Systems (Durham GTA)
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Practicum or internship option
Work experience
Practicum or internship option
OUInfo · Business and Computing & Information Systems RCC; 2027–2870% minimum
Academic minimum
The university publishes a 70% academic minimum, not an entering-average range.
OUInfo · Business and Computing & Information Systems RCC; 2027–28
Deadlines
November 2026
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Next deadline
OUAC. Ontario high schools report midterm/final 4U/M grades
2027 entry
School deadline, not a student task. Universities receive these grades by November 26. Verbatim: "Deadline for the OUAC to receive all midterm or final grades available for 4U/M courses from Ontario high schools. Schools may report in-progress grades for full-year courses as soon as they are available." Universities receive these by the target date of November 26, 2026. This is a deadline on the high school, not on the student, but it governs which grades a university sees in the first round.
Other deadline details
June 15International Fall (September) applicationStanding annual Fall (September) undergraduate intake · Every year
- International undergraduate applicants to programmes offered in this intake
- earlier programme-specific cutoffs apply
- June 15
- The table is yearless
- Confirm that the programme offers this intake and check the programme-specific cutoff
- The generic February 1 application / February 15 document advice is not substituted for exact programme timing
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February 1International Summer (May and June) applicationStanding annual Summer (May and June) undergraduate intake · Every year
- International undergraduate applicants to programmes offered in this intake
- earlier programme-specific cutoffs apply
- February 1
- The table is yearless
- Confirm that the programme offers this intake and check the programme-specific cutoff
- The generic February 1 application / February 15 document advice is not substituted for exact programme timing
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November 15International Winter (January) applicationStanding annual Winter (January) undergraduate intake · Every year
- International undergraduate applicants to programmes offered in this intake
- earlier programme-specific cutoffs apply
- November 15
- The table is yearless
- Confirm that the programme offers this intake and check the programme-specific cutoff
- The generic February 1 application / February 15 document advice is not substituted for exact programme timing
- The same source lists November 1 documents before November 15 applications
- confirm the complete-file deadline with Trent
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No single OUAC deadline, deadlines are set by each university and sometimes by programOUAC Undergraduate application, applicants who are not Ontario high school students (Group B)2026 entry
- No single OUAC deadline, deadlines are set by each university and sometimes by program
- No single OUAC deadline
- University, program, transcript, portfolio, interview, and audition dates still apply
Full source wording
Verbatim: "There is no specific Undergraduate application deadline if you are a Group B applicant. Deadlines vary at each university and sometimes depend on the program. Visit the university websites or contact the universities directly for their deadlines. If you are interested in a program but the deadline has passed, you may contact the university's admission office for help. Be aware of university-specific deadlines for submitting transcripts and portfolios, if required, and for arranging interviews and auditions. You must ensure the OUAC has enough time to process your choices before the universities' program deadlines." OUAC defines Group B as anyone who does not meet the Group A criteria, e.g. not currently taking an Ontario high school course, a Canadian outside Ontario, an international applicant, a postsecondary transfer student, or a mature applicant.
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July 1International Fall (September) required documentsStanding annual Fall (September) undergraduate intake · Every year
- International undergraduate applicants to programmes offered in this intake
- earlier programme-specific cutoffs apply
- July 1
- The table is yearless
- Confirm that the programme offers this intake and check the programme-specific cutoff
- The generic February 1 application / February 15 document advice is not substituted for exact programme timing
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March 1International Summer (May and June) required documentsStanding annual Summer (May and June) undergraduate intake · Every year
- International undergraduate applicants to programmes offered in this intake
- earlier programme-specific cutoffs apply
- March 1
- The table is yearless
- Confirm that the programme offers this intake and check the programme-specific cutoff
- The generic February 1 application / February 15 document advice is not substituted for exact programme timing
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November 1International Winter (January) required documentsStanding annual Winter (January) undergraduate intake · Every year
- International undergraduate applicants to programmes offered in this intake
- earlier programme-specific cutoffs apply
- November 1
- The table is yearless
- Confirm that the programme offers this intake and check the programme-specific cutoff
- The generic February 1 application / February 15 document advice is not substituted for exact programme timing
- The same source lists November 1 documents before November 15 applications
- confirm the complete-file deadline with Trent
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Requirements
Admission requirements
High-school prerequisites
ENG4UEnglish60% min.
- OSSD with six Grade 12 U/M courses, including programme prerequisites; ENG4U at least 60%.
- Minimum 70% across the best six Grade 12 U/M courses.
- A Grade 12 U Mathematics course is recommended, not mandatory.
Application steps
Step 1Check the admission requirements
- Check the published entry route for your applicant category.
Step 3Ontario applicants: school grades through OUAC
- For Ontario high school applicants, the school sends grades to OUAC and OUAC forwards them automatically to Trent. Trent's admissions FAQ says these applicants do not need to submit additional documents; different applicant categories have separate instructions.
Step 4Track the application and outstanding documentation in myTrent. Applicants outside an Ontario high school use the Required Documents icon under Academics and the corresponding document-upload icons.
- Complete this item using the university’s applicant instructions.
Step 5International applicants follow the academic-record requirements for their own curriculum. English-proficiency evidence is conditional on the published language rules; no additional form or recommendation is inferred for every applicant.
- Complete this item using the university’s applicant instructions.
Applicant pathways
Exact current application choice
- Bachelor of Science; Durham GTA.
- This is the exact RCC application profile. Other major combinations or credentials are not substituted for it.
Home-school or unaccredited secondary preparation
Applicants home schooled or educated at a school not accredited by the provincial/state Ministry of Education
- Trent considers independent academic evidence, including school grades, correspondence study, college courses and other accomplishments. Provide an official transcript of grades to date, Grade12 outlines with textbooks/evaluation methods, and a senior-level writing sample carrying the instructor’s comments and grade.
- Standardized tests, AP or GCE Advanced-Level examinations are optional supporting material when available. Proof of English proficiency is required where applicable, and Admissions may request a telephone interview.
Approved prerequisite courses for specialized home-school entry
Home-school applicants to Forensic Science, Nursing or other science programmes with specialized prerequisites
- Complete the required Ontario4U courses or approved equivalents through ILC or another provincial/state Ministry-approved institution. Independent portfolios do not replace those prerequisite courses. Exact degree and major prerequisites remain those separately published.
- The page describes the standard applicant process, shows a direct-application button and also directs applicants to check requirements before OUAC submission. This packet certifies the academic evidence requirement, not an automatic choice of application channel.
Degree requirements
Credits and degree requirements
- Where the selected programme offers the route, a General BA/BSc requires 15.0 credits, cumulative average 60% and at least 4.0 credits at the 3000/4000 level; an Honours BA/BSc requires 20.0 credits, cumulative average 65% and at least 7.0 credits at the 3000/4000 level. This table does not establish that both routes exist for every major or entry stream.
- These are university-wide graduation inputs for the named credential, not the complete major or selected-cohort requirements. Programme-specific requirements and exceptions still apply.
- University requirements include Good Standing, at least 3.0 credits graded 60% or higher leading to majors in different disciplines, and at most 7.0 credits at the 1000 level. Students beginning in Fall 2018 or later require at least 0.5 credit from the Approved Indigenous Course List.
- University residence requirement: at least 10.0 credits completed at Trent for an Honours degree, or 7.5 for a General degree. Normally 5.0 of the last 7.0 credits must be completed at Trent unless programme notes state otherwise.
- Ordinary BSc routes also require 14.0 science credits for Honours or 11.0 for General, including 1.0 mathematics credit excluding MATH 1001H, 1080H, 2081H, 2082H and the former MATH 2080Y. This ordinary BSc rule is not applied to the stand-alone BScN, BScFS or BScKin degrees.
- Business Administration Honours component. 8.5 credits toward the joint degree.
ReferencesTrent 2026–27 Academic Calendar: university degree requirements, pages 50–52Trent 2026–27 Calendar · undergraduate joint-major degree rulesTrent 2026–27 Calendar · BSc Honours joint-major Business Administration · p. 536Trent Durham GTA · first-year course selection by majorTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 1000HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 1221HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 2100HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 2220HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 2221HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 2510HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 3032HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 3200HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 3300HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ECON 1020HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ECON 2200H
Program facts
Academic minimum70% minimum
InternshipPracticum or internship option
Majors & specializations
Accounting
Bachelor of Science
Study financial accounting and the reporting of business transactions.
Courses
Calendar requirements for the Business Administration part of the Honours BSc joint major. The corresponding computing curriculum requires confirmation.
Business Administration · named Honours requirements12 listed
ADMN 1000HContemporary Issues in Management and Organization0.5 creditsExamines how globalization, technology, demographics, diversity and sustainability affect management and organizations.
Trent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 1000H- ADMN 1221HFinancial Accounting0.5 credits
Introduces accrual accounting and double-entry bookkeeping, with practice preparing and analysing financial statements.
Trent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 1221H - ADMN 2100HIntroduction to Marketing0.5 credits
Introduces core marketing concepts and how organizations apply and manage them across different markets.
Trent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 2100H 
ADMN 2220HOrganizational Behaviour0.5 creditsStudies behaviour at work through motivation, job satisfaction, leadership, group dynamics and decision-making.
Trent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 2220H- ADMN 2221HFundamentals of Managerial Accounting0.5 credits
Uses cost accounting, budgeting and variance analysis to support management decisions.
Trent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 2221H - ADMN 2510HOrganization Theory0.5 credits
Applies different theories to the structures, processes and environments of organizations.
Trent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 2510H - ADMN 3032HStrategic Management0.5 credits
Examines how business and government organizations adapt, including strategies for differentiation, diversification and alliances.
Trent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 3032H - ADMN 3200HFinancial Management0.5 credits
Introduces cash-flow and asset valuation, capital budgeting, net present value and the trade-off between risk and return.
Trent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 3200H - ADMN 3300HPersonal Ethics in Organizations and Business0.5 credits
Applies ethical theories to workplace and business cases and develops reasoned arguments about ethical decisions.
Trent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 3300H - ECON 1010HIntroductory Microeconomics0.5 credits
Introduces how consumers, firms and industry structures shape prices and output, with examples from taxation and trade policy.
Trent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ECON 1010H - ECON 1020HIntroductory Macroeconomics0.5 credits
Introduces output, employment and inflation, and examines Canadian monetary and fiscal policy alongside trade and exchange rates.
Trent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ECON 1020H 
ECON 2200HIntroduction to Statistics for Economics and Management0.5 creditsApplies descriptive statistics, data analysis, estimation and statistical inference to economics and management.
Trent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ECON 2200H
Elective choices
- Business Administration course choices. Choose 0.5 ADMN credit at 4000 level, excluding ADMN 4820Y, 4870H, 4880H, 4890Y, 4900Y, 4901H, 4902H and 4903H. Add 1.5 further ADMN credits at 3000 level or higher, and either ADMN 1250H or 0.5 additional ADMN credit at 2000 level or higher.
- Durham Advising lists ADMN 1000H, ADMN 1221H, ECON 1010H and ECON 1020H for first-year planning.
- The same course cannot satisfy both joint-major components. Complete university degree requirements alongside both components.
Study locations
- Teaching location and format
- Current programme is listed under Trent University, Durham GTA. Full-time/part-time availability is not established by this profile.OUInfo · Business and Computing & Information Systems RCC; 2027–28
ReferencesOUInfo · Business and Computing & Information Systems RCC; 2027–28Trent 2026–27 Academic Calendar: university degree requirements, pages 50–52Trent 2026–27 Calendar · undergraduate joint-major degree rulesTrent 2026–27 Calendar · BSc Honours joint-major Business Administration · p. 536Trent Durham GTA · first-year course selection by majorTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 1000HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 1221HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 2100HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 2220HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 2221HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 2510HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 3032HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 3200HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ADMN 3300HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ECON 1020HTrent University 2026–27 Academic Calendar, ECON 2200H
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