Accounting Degree Programs

Admission Requirements in accounting degree couse at Sauder School Of Business

Read the DAP Admission Requirements document below carefully, and submit the Exemption Request form with relevant documentation if necessary.
DAP Admission Requirements
DAP Course Exemption Request Form

Application Deadlines
Applicants who graduated from a Canadian university:
Deadline for Degree courses beginning in May: April 1
Deadline for Degree courses beginning in September: August 1

Applicants who graduated from a university outside of Canada:
Deadline for Degree courses beginning in May: March 1
Deadline for Degree courses beginning in September: July 1

Application Forms

Proceed to our Application Forms page to complete a printed or online application form.

After Applying for Admission

Once you have submitted your application for admission, you can check your admission application status online.

Santa Clara University offers financial aid programs can make more affordable for Students. Santa Clara University Office assists students and their families in identifying sources of financial aid to help meet the cost of a quality education in accounting degree. This Official Web site of Santa Clara University will guide you through the financial aid process. Of course, if at any time you have questions, our staff is here to assist you. The University realize that you are taking an important step in your life. While the primary responsibility for your education rests with you and your family, we will assist you in identifying additional financial aid resources. We are committed to helping students and their families find ways to make Santa Clara University affordable. Our financial aid programs help more than 72 percent of students and their families meet college cost each year.

Lower Division
Information for Business Decisions I & II
Markets and Prices
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Leadership Competency (two courses)
Data Analysis (two courses)
Business Ethics

Upper Division
Business Environment
International Business
Organization and Management
Principles of Marketing
Financial Management
Economic Policy and Perspectives

2008-2009 Accountinf Degree Program at San Jose State University

(Fees are subject to change)

SESSION
UNITS
CALIFORNIA RESIDENT
NON-CALIFORNIA RESIDENT
Summer 2008 15
$2,099
$7,184
Fall 2008 21
$2,476
$9,595
Spring 2009 15 $2,422 $2,422
Summer 2009 6
TOTAL TUITION 57

NOTE: Non-California residents pay an additional $339.00 per unit during the
Fall, and Summer terms. The cap on non-resident fees per academic year is 30 units.

All business courses are now assessed a $18 additional lab fee
(this amount is included in tuition above).
TUITION FEES

2007-2008 PROGRAM

(Fees are subject to change)

SESSION
UNITS
CALIFORNIA RESIDENT
NON-CALIFORNIA RESIDENT
Summer 2007 18
$1,888.00
$7,990.00
Fall 2007 18
$2,227.00
$6,259.00
Spring 2008 15 $2,212.00 $2,212.00
Summer 2008 6 $1,328.00 $3,362.00
TOTAL TUITION 57 $7,655.00 $19,823.00

NOTE: Non-California residents pay an additional $339.00 per unit during the
Fall, and Summer terms. The cap on non-resident fees per academic year is 30 units.

All business courses are now assessed a $15 additional lab fee
(this amount is included in tuition above).

2006-2007 PROGRAM

(Fees are subject to change)

SESSION
UNITS
CALIFORNIA RESIDENT
NON-CALIFORNIA RESIDENT
Summer 2006 15
$1,872.00
$6,957.00
Fall 2006 21 $2,044.00 $7,129.00
Spring 2007 15 $2,014.00 $2,014.00
Summer 2007 6 $1,177.00 $3,211.00
TOTAL TUITION 57 $7,107.00 $19,311.00

NOTE: Non-California residents pay an additional $339.00 per unit during the
Fall, Spring, and Summer terms. The cap on non-resident fees per academic year is 30 units.

All business courses are now assessed a $15 additional lab fee
(this amount is included in tuition above).

2005-2006 PROGRAM

(Fees are subject to change)

SESSION
UNITS
CALIFORNIA RESIDENT
NON-CALIFORNIA RESIDENT
Summer 2005 15
$1,685.00
$6,770.00
Fall 2005 21 $2,042.00 $7,127.00
Spring 2006 15 $2,012.00 $2,012.00
Summer 2006 6 $1,176.00 $3,210.00
TOTAL TUITION 57 $6,915.00 $19,119.00

Tuition fees are currently $520 per credit hour and are due one week before the first day of the term(long An increase in the tuition fee to $575 per credit hour is effective in the Fall 2008 semester. Technology fees of $50 for the Summer term and $110 for Fall and Spring semesters are effective beginning Summer 2008.

The Master of Accountancy (M.Acc.) program prepares graduates to succeed as accountants and advisors to organizations in today’s dynamic, global business environment. The graduate program at the Brock School of Business works effectively with others to provide a network to help students, faculty and alumni connect with accounting professionals to facilitate career and placement opportunities for students. Students will develop technical, interpersonal, critical-thinking and communication skills to enable them to derive and interpret information used by investors, managers and governments.

Accounting (ACC) Course Descriptions
Business Analysis (BAN) Course Descriptions
Economics (ECO) Course Descriptions
Finance (FIN) Course Descriptions
General Business Administration (GBA) Course Descriptions
Management (MGT) Course Descriptions
Marketing (MKT) Course Descriptions
Management Information Systems (MIS) Course Descriptions

Welcome to the Financial Aid Office

Notices
The 2009-2010(fall 2009/spring 2010) Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is available on-line at fafsa.ed.gov Please complete the FAFSA between January 1 and February 1, 2009. Our priority funding deadline to have received processed results is March 1, 2009.

Check your TO DO list to see if you are missing any financial aid documents.

All current student Missing Information Letters and Financial Aid Award Notifications are sent via GroupWise e-mail. If you wish for other people to also receive these notifications please add their e-mail address as “OTHER” to your GullNet account. Be sure the “OTHER” addresses are kept up to date.

E-mail is our MAIN form of communication. Failure to check e-mail, errors in forwarding e-mail, and returned e-mail (from “full mailbox or unknown user” errors for example), will not excuse a student from missing announcements or deadlines. Please read your e-mail daily.

Salem is dedicated to admitting qualified students and working with individual families to meet financial needs. Through need-based grants, low-interest loans, work-study programs, merit-based scholarships, and payment plans, Salem makes every effort to meet financial concerns and tailor a financial aid package to suit each individual.

The tuition and cost for a Salem student living on campus during the 2008-09 school year is $30,780. The breakdown of these costs is as follows:

Tuition: $20,075
Room and Board: $10,705

Tuition Management System (TMS)

Access Tuition Payment Plan information online at www.afford.com/salem .

Additional Financial Aid Information
Continuing Studies
Graduate Studies

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