Accounting Major (Adult and Continued Education)

The following major is designed specifically to meet the needs of the adult student with work experience by offering integrative advising and teaching, flexible learning environments, and self-directed and experiential learning. The following major is exclusively offered to students admitted in the Adult and Continuing Education . Students must take from the Capital School of Management and Leadership at least one half of the business and economics courses required for their major.

Requirements for the Accounting Major (CLL):

General Education Courses

ECON 100 - Introduction to Political Economy
ECON 200 - Economic Principles
MATH 120 - College Algebra or placement into
MATH 210
MATH 215 - Elementary Statistics or
BESCI 210
BUS 202 - Introduction to Spreadsheets
BUS 211 - Financial Accounting Fundamentals
BUS 213 - Introduction to Managerial Accounting
BUS 131 - Marketing
BUS 242 - Organizational Behavior
BUS 380 - International Business Environments
BUS 240 - Introduction to Finance
BUS 311 - Intermediate Accounting I
BUS 312 - Intermediate Accounting II
BUS 319 - Governmental Accounting
BUS 320 - CPA Professional Standards and Ethical Resposibilities
BUS 321 - Management Information Systems
BUS 246 - Business Law I
BUS 347 - Business Law II
BUS 325 - Business Ethics
BUS 411 - Advanced Accounting
BUS 413 - Income Tax Accounting
BUS 415 - Cost Accounting
BUS 417 - Auditing
BUS 390 - Production and Service Operations Management
BUS 450 - Business Policy and Strategy

Accounting Major (Adult and Continued Education)

Requirements for the Accounting Major (CLL):

at least seven credit hours of electives outside the School of Management and Leadership