| The undergraduate accounting curriculum develops competence in a broad
range of accounting skills and practices. The curriculum strives to
foster critical thinking and problem solving skills. Our students
are prepared to enter professional positions in accounting with business,
nonprofit, or government organizations. In addition they may
continue their education in the Master of Accountancy program and/or
pursue a variety of professional certifications.
The Master of Accountancy program is designed to prepare ethical and
informed decision makers with the potential to become leaders in the
profession of accountancy. This program has achieved national
recognition due to the outstanding performance of our graduates on the
uniform CPA examinations. The Master of Accountancy students
achieved the highest pass rate in the nation on the May 2000 uniform CPA
examinations. Graduates hold positions in some of the most
prestigious firms in the world.
Accounting Option Requirements:
The upper division accounting requirements are designed to be completed in
the last two years of undergraduate study after completion of the lower
division core courses.
Required
Credits:
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ACCT 310
Accounting Information Systems: 3
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ACCT 311
Intermediate Accounting I: 3
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ACCT 312
Intermediate Accounting II: 3
Plus four (4) from the
following:
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ACCT 313 Advanced
Accounting Topics: 3
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ACCT 421
Cost Management I: 3
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ACCT 422 Cost
Management II: 3
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ACCT 431
Income Tax: 3
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ACCT 441
Auditing: 3
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ACCT 451
Non-Profit Accounting: 3
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Foundation
Courses
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