An Accountancy minor provides students with an understanding and appreciation of fundamental accounting concepts and of how accounting information and systems are developed and used within organizations, economies, and societies. The program may also serve as a potential pathway for
non-accounting majors to enter the Masters of Accountancy program (so priority may be given to students who wish to enter that program). Capacity may be limited each year.
Minor Information
18 credit hours
Open to all students
Students must have a B- or higher in both ACC 221 and ACC 222 (including transfer students) to declare the minor
You must have a 2.00 GPA for all courses in the minor
The four ACC Elective courses must be taken at 兔子先生
Requirements to be eligible to sit for the CPA exam and/or to be licensed as a CPA vary by state and are currently in a period of rapid change
Visit the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) for links to state-by-state details (), and consult with an academic advisor early to plan your program of study
Refer to the for course pre-and/or co-requisite requirements
For more information, visit the FSB website:
Program Requirements
ACC 221 (3) - Introduction to Financial Accounting
ACC 222 (3) - Introduction to Managerial Accounting
Select four courses from the following:
ACC 305 (3) - Information Technology Governance, Risk Management, Security, and Audit
ACC 321 (3) - Intermediate Financial Accounting
ACC 333 (3) - Managerial Accounting
ACC 343 (3) - Federal Income Tax Accounting
ACC 361 (3) - Modeling Business Processes in Accounting Information Systems
ACC 422 (3) - Financial Accounting Research
ACC 445 (3) - Advanced Tax
ACC 446 (3) - Taxes and Business Strategy
ACC 448 (3) - Information for Business Valuation and Decisions
ACC 452 (3) - Internal Auditing
ACC 453 (3) - Financial Statement Auditing
ACC 461 (3) - Accounting for Business Combinations
ACC 462 (3) - Mergers and Acquisitions
ACC 468 (3) - Accounting for Not-for-Profit and Governmental Organizations
ACC 480 (3) - Accounting and Business Ethics
ACC 490 (1-3, maximum 6) - Current Topics in Accounting and Auditing
