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1XTC 09-06-2010 01:31 PM

BCIT Financial Management
 
Anyone have any idea what it's like in this course?? I have to know so I can shift to the right gear lol =)

p.s tomorrow is bcit orientation day :blush:

ajax 09-06-2010 02:26 PM

If you get your shit together, not slack off and do all your work it'll be fine. Don't bother working full time unless you're some kind of super human. If you haven't bought your textbooks yet lemme know.
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ajax 09-06-2010 02:28 PM

I'm volunteering at the orientation. I'll be the brown guy with the fauxhawk lol feel free to say hi
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xPhuong 09-06-2010 07:19 PM

I need some of those textbooks I'm in the same course.
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mc. 09-06-2010 08:46 PM

got some friends in there. Told me that the work load is brutal, but if you work hard, you'll do fine.

tiger_handheld 09-06-2010 09:41 PM

u need 6th gear , plan to use turbo as well.

mickz 09-06-2010 09:45 PM

ITMG has the same basic classes as FinMan for the first year so I can relate to this.

I went to the Orientation when I took ITMG and it was a waste of time. Pretty much you just sit in the gym, play some drums, listen to a few people talk and take a campus tour.

Be prepared to live at BCIT when you are going to school. When you aren't in class you'll be busy with meetings with your various OB or Marketing groups working on projects.

Are you going straight from high school? I went straight from highschool to BCIT Business and it murdered me because I didn't take it seriously. Not trying to scare you but be prepared to have no life for two years.

dhari 09-07-2010 02:21 PM

fmgt is killer. do your hmk and study.

over 60% of full time students drop out or do part time after the first semester. lots of people cannot handle the workload. but that is why a fmgt diploma is recognized so highly among employers.

i have a better job with a diploma than some friends who have BBAs .

1XTC 09-07-2010 03:08 PM

aiightt


I GOT THIS YO

hotshot1 09-08-2010 12:08 PM

First year was pretty easy imo but 2nd year just murdered me. Do not slack off or skip whatsoever.

Jeremy617 09-08-2010 12:25 PM

yeah first year is a bit of a joke if you're smart and can pick things up quickly.

You have to do alot of BS courses that are pointless, like marketing, communications, and some course i can't remember the name of where the whole term is just 1 group presentation and 1 solo presentation. basically all your marks in that course are whether or not you actually go to class to watch other peoples presentations.

Second year, first term isn't so bad, second term sucks.

Make sure to join the BCITFMA club that me and a few others started a couple years back! That'll help to get you some exposure with local employers.

http://bcitfma.com/

Girl 09-08-2010 12:27 PM

Just know you're sacrificing 2 years of your life. Organize yourself and enjoy the ride. Have fun in the all the group work.

BCIT - Being Crammed Into Teams

!Nhan 09-08-2010 08:32 PM

First semester isn't really that bad. Second semester gets tougher with some of the finance courses. Second year is just fucking expensive. Right now I'm forking out a grand for books and it's so stupid. Even working part time is hard with the course load.

Ajax did you go finance or accounting?

Stevie P 09-09-2010 10:10 AM

The only classes you have to worry about are accounting and tax.
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RacePace 09-09-2010 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Jeremy617 (Post 7096818)
yeah first year is a bit of a joke if you're smart and can pick things up quickly.

You have to do alot of BS courses that are pointless, like marketing, communications, and some course i can't remember the name of where the whole term is just 1 group presentation and 1 solo presentation. basically all your marks in that course are whether or not you actually go to class to watch other peoples presentations.

Second year, first term isn't so bad, second term sucks.

This is the key, focus on about 4 core courses and you'll be ok

1XTC 09-09-2010 08:42 PM

I don't feel like reading communications book and organization behaviour book.. because there's so much text in there about crap that I don't give a shit about =(

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btw the 7 courses for 1st term r

accounting 1
business math
micro economics

organizational behaviour - idc
business info systems - cool, i like computer stuff
business communcations - idc, i just wanna sit at a desk all day and make money
essentials of marketing - idc

!Nhan 09-09-2010 09:17 PM

all those classes i think are weighted the same credit wise so you should do well in all of them haha. comm isn't about sitting in a desk, it teaches you how to properly do a resume cover letter. also teaches you how to write emails and what not in a proper business manner. bsys is good for learning excel and what not. any questions just ask me

ajax 09-09-2010 09:38 PM

I went the accounting route Mike. I'm assuming you went finance because I haven't seen you in any lectures?
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!Nhan 09-09-2010 09:49 PM

lol no man i'm in accounting too

UnDeadMage 09-09-2010 10:04 PM

what are the 4 main courses in first year?

!Nhan 09-10-2010 07:36 AM

accounting1/2, econ, business math/stats and mayb comm?

Jeremy617 09-10-2010 12:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by !Nhan (Post 7098808)
all those classes i think are weighted the same credit wise so you should do well in all of them haha. comm isn't about sitting in a desk, it teaches you how to properly do a resume cover letter. also teaches you how to write emails and what not in a proper business manner. bsys is good for learning excel and what not. any questions just ask me


BCOMM was full of so much bad advice it's unreal.

they actually stated that in all circumstances you should ALWAYS WRITE THE SUBJECT LINE OF YOUR EMAILS IN FULL CAPITALS.

you'll have people laughing at you pretty quick if you do that IRL.

RacePace 09-10-2010 12:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by !Nhan (Post 7099192)
accounting1/2, econ, business math/stats and mayb comm?

Not Comm. Tax 1 in second semester, then Finance and Auditing will come into the mix in 2nd year in place of Stats and Econ if I remember correctly

!Nhan 09-10-2010 01:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeremy617 (Post 7099429)
BCOMM was full of so much bad advice it's unreal.

they actually stated that in all circumstances you should ALWAYS WRITE THE SUBJECT LINE OF YOUR EMAILS IN FULL CAPITALS.

you'll have people laughing at you pretty quick if you do that IRL.

i'll have to keep that in mind then lol

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Originally Posted by Illuminate (Post 7099447)
Not Comm. Tax 1 in second semester, then Finance and Auditing will come into the mix in 2nd year in place of Stats and Econ if I remember correctly

he was asking for first year. and yes finance and auditing replace stats and econ in second year

TheNewGirl 09-10-2010 02:32 PM

I have been working full time in accounting for 5 years but learned everything on the job rather then in school. I do have some of the business courses which I can transfer (like org behavior and business communication) from Douglas and SFU.

I was thinking about taking this program part-time. What's the required course load on part timers? Anyone know? 2 courses a semester? Or is it 3?


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