Upon graduation, students will have a solid foundational working knowledge of various economic and financial terms, concepts, and principles. Students will know how to solve complex problems and distinguish between correct and incorrect applications of economic concepts. They will be able to review, present, and interpret quantitative and qualitative information and will thoroughly understand the limits that exist within the realm of finance and economics. By graduation, they will also have perfected their communication skills and be able to conduct themselves in a professional manner in the work world.

- International applications are individually assessed on country-specific criteria. - In general, there are 5-6 traditional academic courses in the final year of senior secondary including mathematics. - Minimum average of 65% (though 70% is preferred and more likely to gain admission). - Proof of language proficiency for non-native English speakers.