Accounting Major (63-66 credits):
The accounting major prepares students for a variety of careers in accounting. Course work accommodates students interested in public accounting (CPAs), management accounting (CMAs), controllership, taxation, and/or governmental accounting. The accounting major is also highly recommended for students interested in attending law school. The university’s accounting program meets the requirements for taking the Uniform CPA exam in Minnesota and many other states. The university offers several ways for students to meet the educational requirements for CPA licensure. Students who are considering the CPA path are strongly encouraged to consult an accounting faculty member early in their college career to individually determine the best way to meet the requirements.
A. and B. Business Core
A. All of the following:
AC222 Accounting Concepts
BU285 International Business Environment
BU312 Business Law I
BU341 Corporate Finance
BU452 Strategic Management
CS102 Introduction to Computer Applications
EC261 Principles of Microeconomics
EC262 Principles of Macroeconomics
MG219 Principles of Management
MK217 Principles of Marketing
PH362 Business Ethics
B. Mathematics: one of the following:
M145 Finite Mathematics
M151 Calculus I
M309 Business Calculus
C. All of the following:
AC223 Financial Accounting Principles
AC320 Federal Tax
AC321 Intermediate Accounting I
AC322 Intermediate Accounting II
AC324 Cost Accounting
AC325 Accounting Information Systems
AC426 Auditing
AC428 Advanced Accounting
D. One or two of the following (dependent on track):
AC427 Governmental and Not-For-Profit Accounting (CPA track)
BU413 Business Law II (CPA track)
MG409 Production and Operations Management (CMA track)
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