Core Requirements (47 credits)
21&62:220:101 Introduction to Economics, Micro (3)
21&62:220:102 Introduction to Economics, Macro (3)
21&62:220:231 Statistical Methods (3)
21&62:640:119 Basic Calculus (3)
29:010:203 Introduction to Financial Accounting (3)
29:010:204 Introduction to Managerial Accounting (3)
29:010:319 Business Law I (3)
29:011:300 Business Forum (Professional Development) (2)
29:390:329 Finance (3)
29:620:300 Principles of Management (3)
29:620:368 International Business (3)
29:620:418 Business Policy and Strategy (3)
29:623:220 Management Information Systems (3)
29:623:311 Production and Operations Management (3)
29:623:340 Introduction to Business Research Methods (3)
29:630:301 Introduction to Marketing (3)
Corporate Accounting Courses (24 credits)
29:010:304 Cost and Quality Management (3)
29:010:305 Intermediate Accounting I (3)
20:010:306 Intermediate Accounting II (3)
29:010:413 Federal Tax I (3)
29:010:423 Accounting for Business Combinations and Government Accounting (3)
29:010:430 Auditing (3)
29:010:445 Controllership, Budgeting, and Strategic Planning (3)
business or accounting elective (3)
CPA Eligibility Sequence (not required for graduation)
To sit for the CPA examination, those majoring in accounting must also complete the following courses:
29:010:320 Business Law II (3)
29:390:330 Corporate Finance (3)
To
satisfy the 150-credit requirement, any additional undergraduate
courses may be taken. Students are urged to enroll in one of the
following master's degree programs designed to meet the CPA
requirements:
M.B.A. in Professional Accounting
M.Acc'y. in Taxation
M.Acc'y. in Governmental Accounting
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