In order to be considered for admission, a student must have met all the requirements of the first part of the degree. These requirements can be taken in the degree of Bachelor of Commerce. This degree is centred around the study of economics, that is, the analysis of the relationship between the supply and demand of goods and services, and of how they are made, supplied and used. Ten courses must be taken from a limited choice of quantitatively orientated subjects. In addition to Economics, a student must select a second major from among Actuarial Science, Computer Science, Mathematics or Mathematics and Statistics.
Mathematical ability is very important.