Business Administration Accounting - Appalachian State University

Business Administration Accounting from Appalachian State University is a Campus Bachelor Accounting and Business Management degree that prepares you for a Accounting career. The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree in Accounting (301A/52.0301) may be obtained by completing 122 semester hours as follows: 1. C ompletion of the University Core Curriculum Requirements and special designator requirements outlined in the Core Curriculum section (44 semester hours, 3 of which also count in the lower level business core). As part of the Core Curriculum, accounting majors are encouraged to take PHL 1040, PHL 1100 or PHL 2000 as one of their humanities requirements. 2. All College of Business core courses: ? A 2.0 GPA in the 18 semester hours of lower level core courses which includes ACC 1100 and ACC 2110, ECO 2030 (counts as a social science in the Core Curriculum), ECO 2040 and ECO 2100 and LAW 2150. ? T he 24 semester hours of additional core courses includes ENG 3100 or BE 3340, CIS 3050, ECO 2200, FIN 3680, MGT 3630, MKT 3050, POM 3650 and MGT 4750. 3. C ompletion of all COB admission requirements as outlined in the general information section of the College of Business. 4. A 2.0 GPA in the following 27 s.h. of required accounting courses: ACC 3100 Intermediate Accounting I ACC 3110 Intermediate Accounting II ACC 3200 Cost Accounting ACC 3570 Accounting Systems and Internal Control ACC 3580 Individual Income Taxation ACC 4550 Intermediate Accounting II ACC 4560 Introduction to Auditing or ACC 4760 Internal Auditing ACC Elective ACC Elective (Accounting electives above 3000 level except internships; ACC 3560 and ACC 4580 recommended for CPA track) 5. T hree semester hours of COB electives at the 3000/4000 level excluding MGT 3010 and FIN 3010 6. N ine semester hours of free electives, six of which must be outside of the COB and three of which must be 3000/4000 level in or out of the COB. It is recommended that CPA review courses, internships, or study abroad courses be used to complete the upper level elective requirement. 7. C ompletion of all GPA and residency requirements for graduation Students intending to qualify for one of the professional examinations in accounting should include the following courses in their curriculum as part of the requirements, electives or extra hours: CPA Examination: ACC 3560, ACC 4580, ACC 5640, ACC 5660, ACC 5990 CMA Examination: ACC 4580, ACC 5660, ACC 5990, ECO 3020, FIN 3690 View more details on Appalachian State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Accounting and Business Management courses.