Accountancy Minor

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A minor in accountancy allows students to develop a foundation for financial reporting and financial information. The minor complements all business emphasis areas. Students studying outside of business but who are involved in or anticipate administrative professional careers should consider the accountancy minor as it provides both the scope of business operations and the financial dimensions to organizational performance.

Students may earn a minor in the field by completing the following 18 credit hours and any required prerequisites provided none of the courses is required in the student’s major.

Required Courses (18 credit hours)

Required Core (12 hours)

ACC 205A - Financial Accounting Fundamentals I (3)
ACC 206A - Financial Accounting Fundamentals II (3)
ACC 301A - Management Accounting for Decision Making (3)
ACC 325A - Intermediate Financial Accounting I (3)

Elective Core (6 credit hours)

Choose two courses from the following:

ACC 310A - Tax Accounting (3)
ACC 315A - Government and Nonprofit Accounting (3)
ACC 320A - Financial Statement Analysis (3)
ACC 326A - Intermediate Financial Accounting II (3)
ACC 402A - Advanced and Specialized Accounting (3)
ACC 403A - Accounting Systems (3)