#1
University of British ColumbiaVancouver
Commerce (BCom, Sauder School of Business)
Avg admit
93%required
Acceptance
15%
Competitiveness
High
High competition
Best Business Programs in British Columbia (2026)
Discover the best Business programs in British Columbia. Compare competitive averages, acceptance rates, and student ratings.
13 programs
13 programs
#2
University of British ColumbiaVancouver
Bachelor + Master of Management Dual Degree (4.5 years)
Avg admit
92%required
Acceptance
20%
Competitiveness
High
High competition
#3
University of British ColumbiaVancouver
International Economics
Avg admit
90%required
Acceptance
30%
Competitiveness
Moderate
Moderate competition
#4
Simon Fraser UniversityBurnaby
Accounting (BBA)
Avg admit
88%required
Acceptance
35%
Competitiveness
Moderate
Moderate competition
#5
Simon Fraser UniversityBurnaby
Beedie School of Business (General)
Avg admit
88%required
Acceptance
35%
Competitiveness
Moderate
Moderate competition
#6
University of British ColumbiaVancouver
Mathematics and Economics
Avg admit
88%required
Acceptance
35%
Competitiveness
Moderate
Moderate competition
#7
University of British ColumbiaVancouver
Economics
Avg admit
86%required
Acceptance
45%
Competitiveness
Moderate
Moderate competition
#8
Simon Fraser UniversityBurnaby
Resource and Environmental Management
Avg admit
85%required
Acceptance
40%
Competitiveness
Moderate
Moderate competition
#9
University of British ColumbiaVancouver
Business and Markets (New Major in Arts)
Avg admit
84%required
Acceptance
55%
Competitiveness
Low
Low competition
#10
University of British ColumbiaVancouver
Forest Management (New Forestry Major)
Avg admit
84%required
Acceptance
55%
Competitiveness
Low
Low competition
#11
Simon Fraser UniversityBurnaby
Economics
Avg admit
82%required
Acceptance
55%
Competitiveness
Low
Low competition
#12
University of VictoriaVictoria
Economics
Avg admit
82%required
Acceptance
N/A
Competitiveness
Low
Low competition
#13
University of VictoriaVictoria
Commerce
Avg admit
80%required
Acceptance
N/A
Competitiveness
Low
Low competition