ACCOUNTING

MAJOR IN ACCOUNTING:

The accounting program is designed to enable the student to establish a basic professional competence that will encourage intelligent and effective employment in both profit and nonprofit institutions. The business curriculum is structured to provide the accounting major with the basic educational background to sit for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and Certified Management Accountant examinations. The major in accounting may also serve as a basis for attending law school or graduate school.

MINOR IN ACCOUNTING:

Required Courses:

ACC 125 Principles of Accounting I ACC 126 Principles of Accounting II MGT 100 Management and Organizational Behavior OR MGT 101 Principles of

Marketing Electives:

Four electives chosen from the following: ACC 200 Intermediate Accounting I ACC 201 Intermediate Accounting II ACC 210 Cost Accounting ACC 211 Accounting Information Systems ACC 310 Federal Income Taxes ACC 320 Advanced Accounting ACC 330 Fraud Examination ACC 350 Personal Financial Management ACC 420 Auditing

Did you Know?

Eight Assumption seniors have been named Fulbright Scholars in the past five years.