Accounting, Finance, and Law

Dean Crawford, Chair
238 Rich Hall • 315-312-2956

www.oswego.edu/accounting 

Directory of Professors  

The Public Accounting BS/MBA program was the first combined program offered by a state university college to be registered with the State of New York for candidates seeking admission to sit for the CPA examination. Students planning to become Certified Public Accountants should go to the New York State Office of the Professions web site at www.op.nysed.gov/prof/cpa/cpalic.htm for information relevant to certified public accounting. In addition to the combined BS/MBA, students with undergraduate degrees wishing to qualify for licensure or admission to the CPA exam may complete a separately registered MBA degree program upon completion of certain prerequisites. Students may also pursue a four-year Bachelor of Science degree in accounting. The four-year program is best suited for students who wish to pursue a career in management accounting, internal audit, private, tax or governmental accounting where 150 hours of education is not a requirement to begin a career. This program is further designed for students wishing to sit for the Certified Management Accounting exam. Oswego’s finance program is designed to prepare students for positions in financial institutions such as commercial and investment banks, mutual funds, brokerages and insurance companies, as well as in the finance and accounting departments of manufacturing, retail, and nonprofit businesses. The Risk Management and Insurance program prepares students for careers in insurance or as risk managers.

The Accounting, Finance, and Law Department co-sponsors this interdisciplinary minor:

• Arts Management Minor  

Programs

Major

• •  Accounting Major – B.S. Degree
• •  Finance Major – B.S. Degree
• •  Public Accounting–B.S./M.B.A.
• •  Risk Management and Insurance Major - B.S. Degree

Minor

• •  Accounting Minor (18-21 cr)

Courses

Accounting

• •  ACC 201 - Principles of Accounting I
• •  ACC 202 - Principles of Accounting II
• •  ACC 301 - Intermediate Accounting I
• •  ACC 302 - Intermediate Accounting II
• •  ACC 305 - Accounting Information Systems
• •  ACC 310 - Cost Accounting
• •  ACC 315 - International Accounting Concepts
• •  ACC 320 - Managerial Accounting
• •  ACC 321 - Accounting as a Management Tool
• •  ACC 330 - Federal Tax Accounting I
• •  ACC 340 - Accounting for Non-Profit Organizations
• •  ACC 410 - Fraud Examination
• •  ACC 425 - Topics in Accounting
• •  ACC 430 - Auditing
• •  ACC 431 - Federal Tax Accounting II
• •  ACC 440 - Advanced Accounting

Business Law

• •  BLW 280 - Business Law I
• •  BLW 355 - Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business
• •  BLW 381 - Business Law II

Finance

• •  FIN 325 - Corporate Finance
• •  FIN 340 - Financial Statement Analysis
• •  FIN 354 - Investments
• •  FIN 391 - Real Estate Finance
• •  FIN 425 - Topics in Finance
• •  FIN 426 - Multinational Financial Management
• •  FIN 427 - Management of Financial Institutions
• •  FIN 428 - Applied Financial Management
• •  FIN 430 - Portfolio Management
• •  FIN 442 - Commercial Credit Analysis
• •  FIN 447 - Commercial Banking Seminar
• •  FIN 454 - Financial Options and Futures

Risk Management and Insurance

• •  RMI 300 - Introduction to Risk Management and Insurance
• •  RMI 310 - Property and Liability Insurance
• •  RMI 320 - Employee Benefits
• •  RMI 400 - Life and Health Insurance
• •  RMI 450 - Risk Management Problems and Cases