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See the degree grade →A two-year pre-university Social Science program focused on Commerce that combines advanced mathematics with foundational business courses. Suited to students aiming for university programs in commerce or business administration and for those who want a strong analytical grounding before entering specialized business degrees.
Coursework covers social science subjects alongside introductory and foundational business topics. Specific business areas listed include marketing, accounting, business law and entrepreneurship. The program requires compulsory advanced mathematics courses such as Calculus 1, Calculus 2 and linear algebra. Students can explore focused Commerce profiles in Accounting and Finance, Entrepreneurial Studies and International Commerce.
Admission follows college-wide rules plus a program-specific math requirement. Applicants must have Math TS/SN 506 or the cégep equivalent 201-015-RE. When applying through SRAM, candidates should select "Social Science with Mathematics."
The program is designed to prepare students for university and for careers in a range of business-related fields. Graduates typically go on to further study in accounting, banking, entrepreneurship, finance, human resources, industrial relations, international business, law, management, marketing and real estate. Many alumni proceed to top business schools in Quebec and Canada.
As a pre-university program, funding and scholarship opportunities depend on college-wide and external awards; admitted students are advised to consult Vanier’s financial aid resources and academic advisors to identify scholarships, bursaries and application deadlines relevant to incoming Social Science students.
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