Excellent opportunities exist for financial planners with banks, brokerage firms, mutual fund companies, independent financial planning firms, or as self-employed financial planning practitioners. In order to graduate from the program students require a minimum of 36 credits. Students in the co-op option are also required to complete three successful work terms. Each student must complete 12 Foundation credits and 6 General Education credits. The student selects the remaining courses, with the assistance of an academic advisor.
Many courses are eligible for prior learning assessment.
Students with experiential learning may be able to challenge certain courses. Student Selection Applicants may be required to submit a letter of interest, and may be required to attend an interview. 12 mathematics may still gain admission by completing the pre-admission mathematics test and upgrading offered by George Brown College. Fees may increase for programs starting in 2001. Skills Development Team Building Plus three additional general education credits, selected by the student.