Accounting Degree Programs

Admission Requirements in accounting degree couse at Sauder School Of Business

Read the DAP Admission Requirements document below carefully, and submit the Exemption Request form with relevant documentation if necessary.
DAP Admission Requirements
DAP Course Exemption Request Form

Application Deadlines
Applicants who graduated from a Canadian university:
Deadline for Degree courses beginning in May: April 1
Deadline for Degree courses beginning in September: August 1

Applicants who graduated from a university outside of Canada:
Deadline for Degree courses beginning in May: March 1
Deadline for Degree courses beginning in September: July 1

Application Forms

Proceed to our Application Forms page to complete a printed or online application form.

After Applying for Admission

Once you have submitted your application for admission, you can check your admission application status online.

Welcome to the Financial Aid Office

Notices
The 2009-2010(fall 2009/spring 2010) Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is available on-line at fafsa.ed.gov Please complete the FAFSA between January 1 and February 1, 2009. Our priority funding deadline to have received processed results is March 1, 2009.

Check your TO DO list to see if you are missing any financial aid documents.

All current student Missing Information Letters and Financial Aid Award Notifications are sent via GroupWise e-mail. If you wish for other people to also receive these notifications please add their e-mail address as “OTHER” to your GullNet account. Be sure the “OTHER” addresses are kept up to date.

E-mail is our MAIN form of communication. Failure to check e-mail, errors in forwarding e-mail, and returned e-mail (from “full mailbox or unknown user” errors for example), will not excuse a student from missing announcements or deadlines. Please read your e-mail daily.

Johnson & Wales University participates in a variety of federal, state, private and institutional programs, which help ease the financial burden that the cost of education may pose. Students who demonstrate financial need, superior academic achievement, or other circumstances will be considered for grants, loans, scholarships and other forms of aid.

The university is committed to providing quality education at affordable rates. Our team of financial planners is dedicated to helping you secure a maximum financial aid award. Furthermore, JWU is committed to conservative tuition increases.

To be considered for aid each year:
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which determines your demonstrated financial need, as soon as possible after January 1.
Finish the FAFSA before the filing priority deadline of March 1 to receive the maximum amount of financial aid.
Review Applications & Deadlines

New freshmen are automatically considered for scholarships with their admission application, although certain Freshman scholarships require a supplemental application. Current students should apply before the March 21 deadline. Students may also apply for other financial aid opportunities by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.ed.gov after January 1st.

For first consideration of federal campus based aid, students should file the FAFSA before February 15th in order to meet the first priority deadline of March 15.

Freshmen Scholarship deadline is March 1, 2009.
Upperclassmen Scholarship deadline is March 21, 2009.

We know that trying to finance higher education (especially private, Christian higher education) may seem like a daunting task, but the Financial Aid Office is here to help you.

At Asbury College we want to partner with you in funding your education. It is most advantageous to think of funding your education as a partnership between:
You (the student and family),
The Government (federal and state),
The Institution (Asbury College), and
Outside Sources (civic organizations, businesses, etc.).

Asbury College offers institutional and federal financial aid to eligible students who are pursuing a degree on a full-time basis (12 or more credits per semester).

Part-time federal aid may be available to eligible students taking between one and eleven hours each semester.

Full-time and part-time state aid is also available to eligible students.

To receive need-based aid at Asbury College, students must complete the
FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) for each academic year.
It is available January 1 and should be submitted by March 1 for optimum consideration.

An offer of financial aid will be sent to students who have received an official acceptance from our Admissions Office and who have completed all necessary financial aid paperwork.

We would love to see you on campus. Let us assist you in making your dream of attending Asbury College a reality