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The accounting minor offers students a broad-based education in accounting, emphasizing a particular field within this discipline, such as financial accounting, managerial accounting, tax accounting, or governmental accounting.
The Accounting Department requires students to have completed 60 credit hours (junior standing) before enrolling in upper-division accounting courses.ÌýIn order to meet the 18 credit hours requirement for a minor, a business major seeking a minor in accounting will have ACC 2010 – Principles of Accounting I and ACC 2020 – Principles of Accounting II waived from the Business Core Requirements.
A grade of “C” or better is required for an accounting course to count towards a minor.
Credits:Ìý3
Prerequisite(s):ÌýENG 1020 or ENG 1021; and Completion of General Studies Quantitative Literacy Requirement
Description:ÌýThis course introduces students to the role of accounting in society. The course focuses on financial accounting and reporting as tools to aid external decision making, financial analysis, and interpretation.
Note:ÌýCredit will be granted for only one prefix: ACC or HON.
Cross Listed Course(s): HON 2012
Credits:Ìý3
Prerequisite(s):ÌýENG 1020 or ENG 1021; and Completion of General Studies Quantitative Literacy Requirement
Description:ÌýThis course introduces students to the role of accounting in society. The course focuses on financial accounting and reporting as tools to aid external decision making, financial analysis, and interpretation.
Note:ÌýCredit will be granted for only one prefix: ACC or HON.
Cross Listed Course(s):ÌýHON 2012
Credits:Ìý3
Prerequisite(s):ÌýMTH 1110 or 1310 or 1400; ACC 2010 and PSC 1010 with a grade of C or better; and junior standing or higher
Description:ÌýThis course is a study of federal income tax laws with an emphasis on personal income taxation, including such topics as gross income, gains and losses and deductions.
Credits:Ìý3
Prerequisite(s):ÌýMTH 1110 or 1310 or 1400; ACC 2010 and PSC 1010 with a grade of C or better; and junior standing or higher
Description:ÌýThis course is a study of federal income tax laws with an emphasis on personal income taxation, including such topics as gross income, gains and losses and deductions.
Complete 6 credit hours of approved electives. Students may choose any course within the Accounting program or curriculum, provided the course is approved by an Accounting Department advisor.