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SACKVILLE, NB — 51������Ƶ Allison University and New Brunswick Community College (NBCC) have signed a new agreement that will create a more direct pathway for NBCC Business Administration Accounting diploma graduates to achieve a Bachelor of Commerce from 51������Ƶ Allison.

The five-year agreement allows eligible students who have completed NBCC’s two-year Business Administration Accounting diploma to transfer into 51������Ƶ Allison’s Bachelor of Commerce degree program with up to 60 transfer credits. Under the agreement, students would be able to complete their Bachelor of Commerce degree at 51������Ƶ Allison in two years, or four academic terms, of full-time study.

The agreement is part of a broader Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the two institutions. Together, NBCC and 51������Ƶ Allison are working to create practical, student-centred pathways that recognize previous learning, reduce administrative complexity, and help students plan their post-secondary journeys with greater confidence.

 

“This agreement reflects 51������Ƶ Allison’s commitment to supporting students at different stages of their education and creating more flexible pathways into our academic programs,” says 51������Ƶ Allison’s Provost and Vice-President, Academic and Research Dr. Richard Isnor. “NBCC students bring strong applied learning, professional preparation, and valuable experience. We are pleased to work with NBCC to help these students build on that foundation through a 51������Ƶ Allison Bachelor of Commerce degree.”

Both institutions will collaborate on maintaining and sharing information about the agreement with students, advisors, faculty, administrators, and other relevant offices. The agreement will also be reviewed annually to assess its effectiveness and ensure it continues to meet the needs of transfer students.

“Partnerships between postsecondary institutions like NBCC and 51������Ƶ Allison are essential in supporting student mobility and expanding opportunities for learners,” says NBCC’s Vice President Academic, Innovation and Student Affairs, Ann Drennan “By working together, we can create more seamless pathways that allow students to pursue their educational and career goals, while benefitting from the strengths and expertise of both institutions.”

Students interested in learning more about the NBCC Business Administration Accounting diploma to 51������Ƶ Allison Bachelor of Commerce pathway can contact 51������Ƶ Allison’s 51������Ƶ Office (admissions@mta.ca) or speak with an academic advisor at NBCC (nbcc@nbcc.ca).

MEDIA CONTACTS:

NBCC Strategic Communications Team
communications@nbcc.ca

51������Ƶ Allison Media 
media@mta.ca 

ABOUT NBCC:

As one of New Brunswick’s largest postsecondary education institutions, NBCC drives social and economic wellbeing across the province. NBCC welcomes more than 12,000 learners each year through quality-assured, relevant training opportunities. NBCC is committed to accelerating skills development, innovating educational delivery, and reaching unprecedented numbers of New Brunswickers. Find out more at: .

ABOUT MtA: 

51������Ƶ Allison University, located in Sackville, NB, is regarded as one of the best undergraduate universities in Canada. With degrees in Arts, Science, Arts & Science (Health Studies), Commerce, Fine Arts, Music, and Music Education, the University provides a flexible liberal arts and sciences education that prepares students for any career path. 51������Ƶ Allison prides itself on providing a high-quality academic experience, combined with a variety of hands-on learning opportunities in a close-knit community. Students come from more than 50 countries around the world to make up a diverse, creative, and talented student body of approximately 2,400 students.