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Campus: Windsor Campus (B851)Program Length: Three years - Ontario College Advanced DiplomaStarts: January 2010; September 2010; January 2011Contact: Warren Beck(519) 972-2727 ext. 4336 email: wbeck@stclaircollege.ca ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS OSSD with the majority of courses at the College (C), University (U), University/College (M) or Open (O) level qualify for admission to this program. Matures students click here. PROGRAM GOALS This program provides the financial planning knowledge to prepare students for careers in the financial services sector. Graduates will have a good understanding of Canadian securities and personal financial planning along with the marketing skills needed to sell financial services and products. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Opportunities exist for entry level positions in financial institutions including banks and credit unions, investment firms, stock and mortgage brokerages, credit departments and insurance companies. YOUR INVESTMENT Fees are subject to adjustment each year. The standard tuition and compulsory fees for 2009 are as follows: Standard Tuition 1st year $2,220.00Books & expendable supplies approx. $400 - 600Students should purchase the Canadian Securities Course material prior to the third semester: $ 950.00 For a breakdown of tuition and other compulsory fees for Canadian, U.S. and International students click here. 
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
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Offers training to write the Canadian Securities Exams (allowing a license to sell securities) and Financial
Planning Exams (leading to Financial Planner Designation)
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Third year work placement in a financial institution
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Training in financial planning software
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 Program Physical DemandsAnalysis: B851 Business and IT Calendar of Events Student Services Financial Aid Admission Procedures Tuition and Other Fees Continuing Education
 Degree Completion with Griffith Degree Completion with WalshDIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS
Code Credit Course Name
Semester 1
ACC110 3 Accounting Concepts IBUS108 3 Introduction to CanadianBusiness ECN110 3 Macro EconomicsCOM200 3 Communication & Today’sWorkplace MIC111 2 Computer Applications IMTH146 4 Math of Personal Finance
Semester 2
ELEC1030 3 Choose an ElectiveACC210 3 Accounting Concepts IIECN210 3 Micro EconomicsMIC211 2 Computer Applications IIMRK202 3 Introduction to CanadianMarketing MTH237 3 Statistical Concepts
Semester 3
ACC335 3 Canadian Income Tax IFIN302 4 Investment Principles IFIN303 4 Personal Financial PlanningBUS300 3 Business LawMGN310G 3 Organizational BehaviourMRK317 4 Multimedia Sales Presentations Code Credit Course Name
Semester 4
ELEC1030 3 Choose an ElectiveFIN402 3 Investment Principles IIFIN300 4 Intro to Canadian SecuritiesACC444 3 Financial Management IENT500 3 EntrepreneurshipMGN320 3 Management Principles
Semester 5
FIN400 4 Intro to Canadian Securities IIFIN501 3 Taxation for Financial PlannersFIN506 3 Retirement and Estate PlanningACC544 3 Financial Management IIENG300W 3 Written Communications IIIELEC1030 3 Choose an Elective
Semester 6
FIN602 3 Prof. Conduct & PracticesFIN610 3 Work PlacementFIN604 3 Financial Planning SoftwareFIN605 3 Selling Financial ServicesFIN607 4 Insurance and Personal RiskMGN601 3 Project Management
 
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Last updated 5/17/2010