Accounting Major & Concentration Requirements

  • Major

    The Accounting Major

    In addition to the requirements for the B.S.B.A. degree outlined below, all accounting majors must complete seven additional courses in accounting.

    Candidates for a B.S.B.A. must:

    • Satisfy the general degree requirements for graduation

    • Complete the following pre-business courses:

      • Statistics for Business and Economics

      • Principles of Microeconomics

      • Calculus I

    • Complete the following core courses except as noted:

      • Business Ethics

      • Principles of Financial Management

      • Organizational Behavior

      • Principles of Marketing

      • *The International Business concentration requires .

    • Participate in a full semester 黑料传送门 approved study abroad program or complete a course with an international business or international business economics focus. This international focus course also may satisfy a concentration or major requirement.

    • Required accounting core courses:

      • Intermediate Financial Accounting II

      • Accounting Information Systems

      • Auditing

      • cannot register for . They cannot receive transfer credit for any other 300- or 400-level accounting courses required for the Accounting major.

  • Concentration

    The Accounting Concentration

    The accounting concentration is available only to students enrolled full time in the Robins School of Business with a major or concentration in business analytics, economics business, finance, international business, management consulting, management entrepreneurship, or marketing.

    In addition to satisfying the B.S.B.A. degree requirements for a Robins School major, the accounting concentration requires a minimum of four courses and a maximum of six chosen from:

    • Intermediate Financial Accounting 2 (required)

    • Two to four courses additional, chosen from:

      • Accounting Information Systems

      •  Federal Tax 2

      • ST: Forensic Accounting

      • Advanced Financial Accounting

    Notes: Both are required in the concentration. Some of the accounting courses are not offered every semester or every year. Many of the upper-level accounting courses have prerequisites that should be taken into account when planning your curriculum.

    Accounting concentrators take . satisfies the RSB core course requirement for , Fundamentals of Managerial Accounting.  

    Only two Accounting electives may be taken abroad.

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  • ACCT 201 Fundamentals of Financial Accounting

    Units: 1

    Description
    Introductory financial accounting course focusing on the financial statements that businesses produce to tell their financial story, including profitability, the flow of cash, and the balances these companies have in their various accounts. Discussion of how these financial statements are developed and how investors, creditors, and others use the information in these financial reports to make economic decisions.
  • ACCT 205 Fundamentals of Managerial Accounting

    Units: 1

    Description
    Introduction to fundamental managerial accounting concepts and the interrelationships among them. Managerial accounting improves the quality of managers' decisions regarding the internal operation of their organizations. Examines how managerial accounting relates to financial accounting and how differ