Is selecting BSD instead of CPA a mistake?
I've recieved the offer letter from Seneca for winter intake for the BSD program.
I've got a few questions...
If I don't mind the extra 1 year of useless filler business courses, is BSD still the lesser appropriate choice?
I've also heard that I could have an advanced diploma, 2 co-op terms and a bsc degree from a solid university if I choose the CPA program.
Does this mean that BSD doesn't have any pathway options? Could I transfer to a solid university if I have already chosen BSD? If so, how? (and is that recommend?)
Do you need to complete all 4 years of college and then get into the university or you get transferred after a certain semester?
Also, the reason I chose BSD instead of CPA is because I thought that a bachelor's degree would look better under an academic lens than an advanced diploma. Is this true tho?
(All the deductions stated above are on the basis of what I've heard from different sources)
I've got a few questions...
If I don't mind the extra 1 year of useless filler business courses, is BSD still the lesser appropriate choice?
I've also heard that I could have an advanced diploma, 2 co-op terms and a bsc degree from a solid university if I choose the CPA program.
Does this mean that BSD doesn't have any pathway options? Could I transfer to a solid university if I have already chosen BSD? If so, how? (and is that recommend?)
Do you need to complete all 4 years of college and then get into the university or you get transferred after a certain semester?
Also, the reason I chose BSD instead of CPA is because I thought that a bachelor's degree would look better under an academic lens than an advanced diploma. Is this true tho?
(All the deductions stated above are on the basis of what I've heard from different sources)
