In this course, learners have an opportunity to gain a technical understanding of personal financial planning. Concepts include elements that impact an individual or family’s financial well-being. The process of collecting and analyzing required information to begin the financial planning process is examined. This course prepares learners with fundamental financial planning knowledge.
Note: Prerequisite BUSD 1014. Restricted to Business Administration and Open Studies.
| Term | Duration | Schedule | Class | Section | Open Studies |
Edmonton |
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| Winter | Jan. 4 - Apr. 21, 2027 | Mon, Wed: 11:00 am - 12:30 pm | 11095 | A01 | Yes |
| Tuition estimate | + | Fees estimate | = | Total estimate | |
| One 3-credit course | $626.40 | $744.60 | $1,371.00 |
| Digital resource fee: | $7.35 max per term |
| Program and supplies fee: | $19.2 max per term |
| Registrarial and student service fee: | $46.20 max per term |
| Student technology fee: | $12.60 max per term |
| Students’ Association fees | |
| Health and dental plan: | $386.00 per year |
| Students’ Association: | $70.00 per term |
| U-Pass: | $182.50 per term |
| Legal plan: | $20.75 per year |
Note: You may be eligible to opt out of some Student Association fees after enrolling. Visit Tuition and Fees for more information.
| Tuition estimate | + | Fees estimate | = | Total estimate | |
| One 3-credit course | $1783.20 | $744.60 | $2527.79 |
| Digital resource fee: | $7.35 max per term |
| Program and supplies fee: | $19.2 max per term |
| Registrarial and student service fee: | $46.20 max per term |
| Student technology fee : | $12.60 max per term |
| Students’ Association fees | |
| Health and dental plan : | $386.00 per year |
| Students’ Association : | $70.00 per term |
| U-Pass : | $182.50 per term |
| Legal plan : | $20.75 per term |
Note: You may be eligible to opt out of some Student Association fees after enrolling. Visit Tuition and Fees for more information.
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