Whether you are Direct Entry or an Advanced Entry student, we want to share our community with you from our academic opportunities to student engagement, as well as connections with the business community.
Over the summer we are offering virtual and in-person sessions to introduce you to our academic environment. Watch your email for information on how to register and keep checking back as sessions are added over the summer!
Register for our sessions to learn more about the Asper student experience and opportunities we have to offer including awards and scholarships.
Registration links can be found below
Celebrate the start of your Asper journey at our Welcome Day event! Kick-off The Commerce Week (TCW) where you’ll meet fellow Asper students, hear from the Dean and Commerce Student Association President, and end with our prestigious pinning event.
All undergraduate Asper students are invited to attend the 2024 IGNITE Award & Gala - the business community's official welcome and a great way to start building your network. Register early for your free ticket!
Explore the UM campus and participate in academic and faculty prep sessions one week before the start of the Fall Term. Find out who to know and where to go for answers to the most common questions students have.
Find out everything you need to know about registering for the upcoming year at the Asper School of Business.
For Canadian and international high school students admitted under Direct Entry.
Wednesday | July 3, 2024 | Time: 4:30 - 7:00pm | Room 343 Drake Centre
This session will be conducted in-person and online via Zoom and registration is required. A meeting invitation that includes registration instructions will be emailed to you.
For Advanced Entry students (admitted under Track 1, Track 2 and Articulation Agreement/Joint Programs) (from University of Manitoba, including University 1, and/or any other institution) (Canadian and International Students).
Thursday | July 4, 2024 | Time: 4:30 - 7:00pm | Room 122 Drake Centre
This session will be conducted in-person and online via Zoom and registration is required. A meeting invitation that includes registration instructions will be emailed to you.
No hard copies of course outlines will be distributed in most Asper School courses. You can find the course outlines here: Asper Course Outlines.
There is a tutorial available on the Registrar website. The information and tutorial are aimed primarily at Direct Entry High School students, however the information on how to use Aurora Student applies to everyone.
Prerequisites are specific course that you are required to take before you register in a course. Some courses will require high school prerequisites but others will require university level prerequisites. The prerequisite requirements of each course are listed online in Aurora Student in the Course Catalog (which can be linked to through the Class Schedule by clicking View Catalog Entry).
Complete information is available through the Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) Program Guide.
Please stop by the Asper Undergraduate Program Office (268 Drake Centre) or contact a student advisor to get your program requirements checked.
Transfer credit is evaluated centrally by the University of Manitoba Admissions Office on a course by course basis. Once your courses have been evaluated by the Admissions Office and are visible on your UofM record an Advisor in the Asper School of Business will determine whether the courses can be used towards the Bachelor of Commerce degree. Please note that your courses at your current/previous post secondary institution will be evaluated at the time of admission and your transfer credits will be finalized after you have been officially accepted to the University of Manitoba.
For more information regarding transfer credit see Transfer Credit Information.
Courses transferred from external institutions do not satisfy the written English requirement, except courses that transfer as Department of English courses, subject ENGL. Some exceptions may apply but would need to be assessed on an individual basis. For more information see Satisfying the university written English requirement.
Student status is determined by the number of credit hours in each term (Fall and Winter). In the Asper School of Business, a student who is registered in a 60% course load which is a minimum of 9 credit hours in each term is considered to be a full time student. Therefore, a student with less than 9 credit hours is considered to be a part time student. Please note that the definition of full-time and part-time status may vary depending on offices / institutions. To be eligible for most scholarships students will need to have an 80% course load of 12 credit hours in Fall and 12 credit hours in Winter.
You should declare your graduation date in Aurora Student. The deadline to declare your graduation date in Aurora will be the end of the revision period for your last term. If you plan to graduate and have missed the deadline to declare online or if you need help declaring your grad date, please come to the Asper Undergraduate Program Office, 268 Drake Centre, for assistance.
Students are encouraged to declare a grad date as early as possible, and to come to the Undergraduate Program Office, 268 Drake Centre, to have a Program Advisor review your graduation requirements.
If you have concerns about your courses please stop by the Asper Undergraduate Program Office (room 268 Drake Centre) or contact a student advisor to get your graduation requirements checked.
You can declare your major(s) by submitting an Asper Major Declaration Form
If you have questions about declaring your major(s), you may also contact the Asper Undergraduate Program Office by email B_Comm@umanitoba.ca, by phone 204-474-6388, or in person (room 268 Drake Centre).
