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Know Your Degree

Learn about the BBA degree and requirements. Track your degree progress and map out each term to achieve your academic goals. The resources below can provide you a better understanding of the BBA degree structure, requirements, and experiences and can be leveraged to help you plan ahead, allowing you to make informed decisions on your academic journey.

Degree Structure

Please visit our BBA Curriculum page for details on our BBA degree structure and course requirements

Degree Requirements

The degree requirements for our Business Programs are found on the SFU Academic Calendar. We encourage you to refer to the Academic Calendar based on your term of admission when planning your courses.

The Graduation Checklist compiles your GPA, course and unit requirements to graduate. It is an essential tool for confirming your progress and planning your courses for the upcoming terms.

Review the requirements checklist that matches your year of admission to the BBA Major program:

Unsure which checklist applies or if you can move years? Don’t see your admission year listed? Connect with an Academic Advisor.

You have 9 concentrations to choose from for your Business program. The requirement term for your concentration is based on the term of your declaration. For example, if you declare your concentration in Fall 2023, you will follow the Fall 2023 requirements for the concentration you declared. For this reason, we advise you to declare your concentration sooner than later. You can add or remove the concentration at any time.
Please use the Concentration Application Form to declare or modify your concentration.

Track Your Degree Progress

An advising transcript gives you a snapshot of your academic history at Simon Fraser University and can be helpful in mapping out your remaining degree requirements. To generate an advising transcript, please visit the SFU Transcript Page for instructions. Need help reading the transcript? Connect with our academic advisors! We can teach you how to read and interpret your advising transcript.

The Academic Progress Report (APR) is an interactive course mapping tool, designed to help you understand your degree and program requirements. It provides a starting place for you to make informed decisions about your academic program.

OPPORTUNITIES TO ENRICH YOUR LEARNING EXPERIENCE

We encourage you to take on opportunities to expand your learning experience outside of the classroom to explore your career options and develop relevant skills.

  • Explore Co-operative Education opportunities that deliver skills and competencies in your area of concentration
  • Consider a Study Abroad experience to gain new perspectives on the global nature of business
  • Engage in student clubs and organizations that provide opportunities to collaborate with like-minded peers
  • Pursue Case Competitions that challenge you to think critically about the current business cases in your area(s) of concentration

Disclaimer: Information provided on this page is based on the interpretation of the official information published on the SFU Academic Calendar. Please refer to the SFU site for details on the Business Major program and course requirements.