To see the title of a course in the plan of study below, simply pass the cursor over the course's number. To see an overview of a course, click on its number. A list of all business courses is found on the Course Descriptions page. A summary of requirements for a B.B.A. in accounting is provided on the Curricula page.
BBA/MBA students please see below for the appropriate plans of studies for years four and five.
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May substitute MATH 151 for MATH 121 and MATH 122. The remaining credits must be from non-business courses. |
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Students pursuing the 5-year accounting program must take ACCT 401, ACCT 404, ACCT 405, BLX 211, and FIN 401 or FIN 421. Other students may select ACCT electives from ACCT 401, ACCT 402, ACCT 403, ACCT 404, ACCT 405, ACCT 498, ACCT 499, BLX 401, BLX 402, FIN 312, FIN 321, FIN 401, FIN 402, FIN 421, FIN 422, FIN 461, MSC 322, MSC 330, MSC 422, MSC 430, and MSC 431. |
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Elective Courses
For students wishing to expand their knowledge beyond the minimum degree requirements, Advanced Taxes will be available as an elective in the senior year. Students in the MBA/BBA (5-year) program area are required to take Advanced Taxes in their senior year rather than Business Policy.
5-year Program - B.B.A / M.B.A.
- A "3 + 2" structure is used. All accounting majors follow the same plan of studies through the fall semester of their junior year. Students admitted to the five-year program take ACCT 404 in the spring semester of their junior year.
- Students will apply for admission to the five-year program by December of their junior year. The criteria for admission to the program include satisfactory performance in undergraduate coursework, as determined by GPA, and on the Graduate Management Admissions test.
- The BBA degree and the MBA degree are awarded at the end of the fifth year.
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