Program Overview

Accounting - Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Four-Year Plan

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in Accounting is a four-year program designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in accounting principles, practices, and procedures.

Freshman Year

• First Term:
  • ENGL 110C: 3 hours
  • MATH 162M: 3 hours
  • Language and Culture I: 0-3 hours
  • Nature of Science I: 4 hours
  • BUSN 110: 1 hour
  • Free Elective: 3 hours Total hours: 14-17
• Second Term:
  • ENGL 211C or ENGL 221C or ENGL 231C: 3 hours
  • MATH 200: 3 hours
  • Language and Culture II: 0-3 hours
  • Nature of Science II: 4 hours Total hours: 13-16

Sophomore Year

• First Term:
  • Literature: 3 hours
  • Oral Communication: COMM 101R: 3 hours
  • PHIL 230E or PHIL 303E or PHIL 344E or PHIL 345E or PHIL 442E: 3 hours
  • ACCT 201: 3 hours
  • ECON 202S: 3 hours Total hours: 15
• Second Term:
  • Human Creativity: 3 hours
  • Information Literacy and Research: 3 hours
  • ACCT 202: 3 hours
  • ECON 201S: 3 hours
  • BNAL 206: 3 hours Total hours: 15

Junior Year

• First Term:
  • BNAL 306: 3 hours
  • FIN 323: 3 hours
  • IT 360T: 3 hours
  • MGMT 325: 3 hours
  • ACCT 305: 3 hours Total hours: 15
• Second Term:
  • OPMT 303: 3 hours
  • FIN 331: 3 hours
  • MKTG 311: 3 hours
  • ECON 301: 3 hours
  • ACCT 306: 3 hours
  • ACCT 311: 3 hours Total hours: 18

Senior Year

• First Term:
  • MGMT 485W: 3 hours
  • ACCT 307: 3 hours
  • ACCT 411: 3 hours
  • ACCT 425: 3 hours
  • Upper-Division General Education: 3 hours Total hours: 15
• Second Term:
  • ACCT 426: 3 hours
  • ACCT 460: 3 hours
  • International Business Elective: 3 hours
  • 300-400 Level Free Elective: 3 hours
  • Upper-Division General Education: 3 hours Total hours: 15

Total Credit Hours

The total credit hours required for the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in Accounting is 120-126 hours.

Note

The four-year plan is a suggested curriculum to complete this degree program in four years. It is just one of several plans that will work and is presented only as broad guidance to students. Each student is strongly encouraged to develop a customized plan in consultation with their academic advisor. Additional information can also be found in Degree Works.