add one of four concentrations: Sustainability and Social Impact, Business Analytics, Business Law, or International Business. Admissions The minimum required grade point average is 84%. The entering class of 2017 had a mean GPA of 96%. In the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2016–2017, UBC Sauder is ranked 1st in Canada and 19th globally for business and economics studies. In 2020, UBC Sauder had over 5000 applicants for 740 spots for its Bachelor of Commerce program giving the program an applicant to placement percentage of approximately 14.8%. According to the British Columbia Higher Education Accountability Dataset, UBC Sauder Bcom is the most competitive bachelor program in British Columbia with students residing within British Columbia that put Sauder as their first choice yielding a 40% admittance rate with 52% of them accepting their offer to the program. This is the acceptance rate for students applying to Sauder from British Columbia from 2012 to 2019 (Out of Province and International Applicants are not included). The dual undergraduate degree with Sciences Po was a program in which undergraduate students earned a Bachelor of Arts from Sciences Po and a Bachelor of Commerce from the UBC Sauder School of Business in four years. Students spent two years at one of three Sciences Po campuses in France (Le Havre, Menton, or Reims). Then, students enrolled at UBC. Graduates of the program are guaranteed admission to a Sciences Po graduate program. The dual undergraduate degree program with Sciences Po has since been discontinued, with the last intake of students occurring in September 2017. Post-Baccalaureate Programs Diploma in Accounting (DAP) Diploma in Marketing & Sales Management Non-Degree Programs Portfolio Management Foundation The Portfolio Management Foundation (PMF) is a two-year extra curricular program that is available to BCom students starting at the end their 2nd year. The program provides training for students wishing to pursue a career in Capital Markets and also offers students the opportunity to manage a multi-million dollar endowment fund. The program is run by the Dean of Sauder School of Business along with a PMF Board of Directors. Executive Education UBC Sauder offers Executive Education with more than 100 seminars and offers custom programs for organizations, which include executive training programs in Asia and Europe. It has partnerships with the Project Management Institute, Edumine and the FRED Scholars (SM) Program. UBC Sauder's Executive Education has been ranked 51st in the world in 2013