Accounting, Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science

Accounting Major Requirements

The accounting major requires completion of fourteen (14) required 3-credit courses for a total of 42 credit hours. Nine of these courses are in accounting and five are in non-accounting business related courses.

The following are the required courses:

ACC.1002	Fundamentals of Financial Accounting	3
ACC.1008	Fundamentals of Managerial Accounting	3
ACC.2035	Intermediate Accounting I	3
ACC.2036	Intermediate Accounting II	3
ACC.3037	Taxation	3
ACC.3019	Advanced Management Accounting	3
ACC.3024	Auditing	3
ACC.3081	Advanced Auditing	3
ACC.3085	Advanced Accounting	3

Courses with the ACC code do not count as liberal arts

Required Non-accounting courses:

ECO.1001	Principles of Microeconomics	3
.	OR
ECO.1002	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
.
FIN.2002	Principles of Finance	3
.
POS.2014	Practical Approach to Business Law	3
POS.2090	Law and Business Ethics	3
ECO.2060	Economic Statistics	3

Courses with the FIN code are not counted as liberal arts

In addition to the 14 required courses, two courses are strongly recommended for the accounting major:

MGT.1007	Computer Concepts Business Applications	3
MATH.1012	Precalculus	4

Courses with the MGT code are not counted as liberal arts

Concentration in Finance

Completion of the 14 required courses for the Accounting major and the completion of:

ECO.3015	Money and Banking	3
FIN.3010	Corporate Finance	3
.
FIN.3015	Investment Analysis	3
.	OR
FIN.3017	Global Finance	3

Courses with the FIN code are not counted as liberal arts

Students majoring in Accounting are urged to plan carefully to ensure that they will have the 60 liberal arts credit hours required for the B.S. degree or the 90 liberal arts credit hours required for the B.A. degree.