Bachelor Programme
Accounting & Finance
TMU's Accounting & Finance degree starts with a common two-year core, then students major in accounting (financial reporting, tax, audit and performance management) or finance (investments, risk management, corporate financial analysis and financial planning). The program is accredited by CPA Ontario and recognized by the CFA Institute. Students can use a Bloomberg lab, help manage a student investment fund and add an optional co-op.
University
Toronto Metropolitan University
Country
Canada
Level
Bachelor
Field
Accounting and Finance
Duration
4 years (5 years with the co-op option)
Language
English
Campus
Toronto
Degree
Bachelor of Commerce (BComm) Honours in Accounting & Finance
Intake
September
Application Deadline
September 2027 entry: February 1, 2027 is TMU's guaranteed consideration date for all programs, for both domestic and international applicants. Complete applications received by then get equal consideration, and later applications are reviewed only while space remains
Tuition Information
TMU lists 2026-27 tuition and fees for the full-time program at about CAD 11,883-11,939 a year for Ontario residents, CAD 13,080-13,136 for students from other Canadian provinces and CAD 44,476-44,532 for international students (TMU publishes a range; exact amounts by year are on its tuition and fees by program page). 2027-28 fees are not yet published.
Admission Requirements
- Apply through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC). International students outside Ontario schools can instead use TMU's own international application (CAD 150 fee) if applying only to TMU; international students at Ontario high schools must use OUAC for September entry
- Ontario: OSSD with six Grade 12 U/M courses and an overall average of at least 70%, including these Grade 12 U courses at 75% or higher in each: English (ENG4U/EAE4U preferred), Advanced Functions (MHF4U) and Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U)
- TMU's published grade range for recent admission to this program: 80-85%
- Other Canadian provinces: equivalent courses from the student's province, as listed on TMU's out-of-province requirements page; prerequisite grades are normally in the 65-75% range
- IB Diploma: grades of 4 or higher in three Higher Level and three Standard Level subjects, including the prerequisites (English and math as Analysis and Approaches HL/SL or Applications and Interpretation HL), and a total of at least 28 points
- US high school: graduation from an academic Grade 12 program at an accredited school with at least a B overall average and at least B in the prerequisites (Grade 12 English and senior math with calculus), usually at AP or Grade 12 level. SAT/ACT are not required, but scores should be sent if taken
- Co-op is optional and competitive: applicants can apply directly to the five-year co-op option, or apply as early as the end of first year. Places depend on CGPA, completed courses and required documents
- Meeting the minimums does not guarantee admission. TMU says the average needed changes each year with the number of applications and spaces, and the program's published grade range reflects averages required in previous years
- English proficiency: no test is needed after four years of full-time high school study in Canada, another English-speaking country on TMU's exempt list or an English-medium school, or with qualifications such as IB English A (HL or SL) at 4 or higher or AP English at 4 or higher. Otherwise TMU's minimum overall scores for this program are CAEL 70, TOEFL iBT 92 (or 4.5 on the scale used for tests from January 21, 2026), IELTS Academic 6.5, Duolingo 120, PTE 60 or Cambridge C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency 180; there are no band minimums. For fall 2027 the test score is due by April 1, 2027