Students preparing for PricewaterhouseCoopers Case Competition

Consistent with the missions of the University and School of Business, the program in Accounting, a component of the Department of Accounting, Banking and Finance, prepares students for professional careers in a global market, in the areas of public, private, governmental accounting and graduate study. The program will achieve its mission through curricula structured to enable students to comprehend, analyze and critically assess an entity's economic status and provide recommendations and direction, which will optimize its value. The Accounting Program provides the student with extensive exposure to computer-assisted instruction. The faculty endeavor to instill in students a commitment to ethical values and social responsibility. The Accounting Program has a minimum requirement of 125 credit hours. Those students who are from states, that require the 150 credit-hours to sit for the CPA Exam, are encouraged to take additional electives to satisfy that requirement or to enroll in the newly established five-year MBA program.

Curriculum Outline - Accounting (Total Credits - 125)