Accounting graduates are in high demand for entry-level positions within the accounting system of a company, such as accounting clerk, bookkeeper, financial clerk, auditing clerk, payroll specialist or accounting assistant.

These positions can often lead to more managerial roles and this program will help with the skills and knowledge you need to move up.

Outcomes for Accounting Concentration
After completing this program, students will also be able to:

• Apply accounting terminology and procedures in analyzing, recording, and reporting financial information.
• Process payroll transactions and complete payroll reporting processes.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
General Education Requirements
ENGL 1010	English Composition I 1	3
or ENGL 1011	English Composition I with Lab
ENGL 1020	English Composition II	3
MATH 1300	College Algebra	3
or MATH 1310	College Algebra with Lab
SPCH 1100	Fund of Effective Speaking	3
or SPCH 1310	Interpersonal Communication
ECON 2000	Microeconomics 2	3
or ECON 2020	Macroeconomics
Natural Sciences Electives		3
Major Courses 1
ACCT 2400	Principles of Fin Accounting	3
BUSN 1100	Introduction to Business	3
BUSN 1150	Survey of Microcomputer App	3
BUSN 2100	Management	3
BUSN 2190	Legal Environment of Business	3
BUSN 2400	Business Communication	3
BUSN 2700	Foundations of Strategic Mgmt 2	3
or BUSN 2750	Business Internship
Accounting Concentration 1
ACCT 1500	Payroll Accounting	3
ACCT 2100	Computerized Accounting	3
ACCT 2200	Personal Income Tax	3
ACCT 2150	Managerial Accounting	3
Approved Electives 1		9
ACCT 1100	Fundamentals of Accounting
ACCT 2180	Intro to Govt & Non-Profit Acc
ACCT 2330	Auditing Principles
BUSN 1400	Business Math with Excel
BUSN 1610	Spreadsheets
BUSN 2000	Principles of Marketing
Total Hours		60

¹

Must earn a grade of “C” or better in each. At least 21 credit hours must be earned in residence.

²

Students taking both ECON 2000 and ECON 2020 can use one course as an approved elective.
Students taking both BUSN 2700 and BUSN 2750 can use one course as an approved elective.