Hi,
I am looking to go to college for the upcoming January 2013 term and have been accepted into the BAB Accounting program from George Brown and the BComm International Accounting and Finance degree from Seneca.
I am looking to pursue a CGA or CMA designation after I graduate. BOTH of these programs are fully accredited by the CMA, CGA, and CA bodies and allow you for direct entry into the CGA program level 5 and allow for direct entry into writing the CMA entrance exam.
George Brown is closer to me and would be less of a hassle to get to, and also provides a longer co-op, but am worried about the 'Bachelor of Applied Business' tag and if it stacks up against a Bachelor of Commerce degree. I was told it wouldn't make a difference, however does anyone know anything about a Bachelor of Applied Business and if employers see them the same way as say a Bachelor of COmmerce?
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
I am looking to go to college for the upcoming January 2013 term and have been accepted into the BAB Accounting program from George Brown and the BComm International Accounting and Finance degree from Seneca.
I am looking to pursue a CGA or CMA designation after I graduate. BOTH of these programs are fully accredited by the CMA, CGA, and CA bodies and allow you for direct entry into the CGA program level 5 and allow for direct entry into writing the CMA entrance exam.
George Brown is closer to me and would be less of a hassle to get to, and also provides a longer co-op, but am worried about the 'Bachelor of Applied Business' tag and if it stacks up against a Bachelor of Commerce degree. I was told it wouldn't make a difference, however does anyone know anything about a Bachelor of Applied Business and if employers see them the same way as say a Bachelor of COmmerce?
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.