Bachelor Programme
Finance
Finance at the Edwards School of Business is about managing money: saving, lending and investing, and how time, money and risk relate to each other. The first two years of the Bachelor of Commerce build a base in core business subjects, and students choose the finance major in second year. Options include study abroad, an international business minor, the Edwards co-op option with 8 months of paid work, and a combined BComm/JD. Edwards is accredited by AACSB.
University
University of Saskatchewan
Country
Canada
Level
Bachelor
Field
Business
Duration
4 years
Language
English
Campus
Saskatoon or Prince Albert campus
Degree
Bachelor of Commerce (Finance major)
Intake
September
Application Deadline
Fall 2027 (September): Canadian and international applicants apply by 1 May 2027 (documents by 1 June 2027)
Tuition Information
Estimated first-year tuition for 2026-27 (full course load, CAD): CAD 10,110 for Canadian students and CAD 48,932 for international students. USask adds about CAD 1,331.66 in student fees (health, vision and dental cover, a bus pass and recreation access) and suggests budgeting CAD 1,500-2,500 for books, so its own first-year estimate is about CAD 12,942 for Canadian students and CAD 51,764 for international students. Actual tuition depends on the courses taken, and rates for 2027-28 have not been published yet.
Admission Requirements
- Apply online at apply.usask.ca. The non-refundable application fee is CAD 120
- Grade 12 Mathematics (applicants can be admitted with a mathematics deficiency, which must be cleared before second year)
- Minimum admission average: 80% (USask's Fall 2027 viewbook)
- Students start in the Edwards Bachelor of Commerce and pick a major part-way through second year
- English proficiency (if required): IELTS Academic 6.5 with at least 6 in each band; TOEFL iBT 4.5 on the new 1-6 scale (older 0-120 scores of 86 with 19 per section are accepted for two years); Duolingo 120 with 100 in each subscore; PTE Academic 63 with 59 in each skill; or CAEL 70 with 60 in each section. Applicants with enough full-time study in an English-medium secondary school, including Grade 12 English at 70-80%, may be exempt