Public Accounting – BS/MBA

A. Core Requirements—Undergraduate (42 cr)

• ACC 201 - Principles of Accounting I Credit: 3
• ACC 202 - Principles of Accounting II Credit: 3
• ACC 301 - Intermediate Accounting I Credit: 3
• ACC 302 - Intermediate Accounting II Credit: 3
• ACC 305 - Accounting Information Systems Credit: 3
• ACC 310 - Cost Accounting Credit: 3
• ACC 330 - Federal Tax Accounting I Credit: 3
• ACC 430 - Auditing Credit: 3
• ACC 440 - Advanced Accounting Credit: 3
• BLW 280 - Business Law I Credit: 3
• BLW 381 - Business Law II Credit: 3
• FIN 325 - Corporate Finance Credit: 3
• MGT 261 - Business Organization Credit: 3
• MKT 250 - Marketing Principles Credit: 3

B. Core Requirements—Graduate (18 cr)

• MBA 511 • Management Information Systems 3
• MBA 513 • Managerial Finance 3
• MBA 514 • Marketing Management 3
• MBA 515 • Management Science I 3
• MBA 516 • International Business 3
• MBA 517 • Organizational Management: A Global Perspective 3

C. Cognate Requirements—Graduate Accounting (15 cr)

• MBA 571 • Public Sector Accounting 3
• MBA 572 • Taxation of Business Entities 3
• MBA 573 • Financial Accounting Theory 3
• MBA 574 • Advanced Auditing 3
• ENG 587 • Business in Literature

D. Capstone Requirement - Graduate (3 cr)

• MBA 550 • Management Policy

E. Advanced Tools - Graduate (3 cr)

Select one Advanced Tools Course under Advisement

F. Cognate Requirements (27-30 cr)

• CSC 102 - Business Information Systems and Computing Tools Credit: 3

• -OR- a passing score on CSC 102 waiver exam

• COM 211 - Strategic Communication in Business Credit: 3
• ECO 101 - Principles of Microeconomics Credit: 3
• ECO 200 - Principles of Macroeconomics Credit: 3
• ECO 340 - Money and Banking Credit: 3
• MAT 158 - Introduction to Statistics A Credit: 3
• MAT 208 - Mathematical Applications for Business and Management Credit: 3 *
• MAT 258 - Introduction to Statistics B Credit: 3
• PHL 205 - Ethics I: Introduction to Classical Ethics Credit: 3
• PHL 306 - Business Ethics Credit: 3

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  *Students transferring into the major who have completed MAT 210 with a C- or better fulfill the MAT 208 requirement.

   

  Note: A grade below C- must be repeated in all courses credited in the major; each of these courses which is a prerequisite for another course in the program must have a C- or better grade attained before taking the course for which it is a prerequisite.

   

  Advanced Tools Courses

  • MBA 543 Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management
  • MBA 545 Futures and Options Market
  • MBA 547 Management of Financial Institutions
  • MBA 568 Project Management