Accounting Degree Programs

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2009 Spring Financial Literacy Schedule

Credit Basics
Thursday, February 19, 2009

Identity Theft
Wednesday, March 18, 2009

What’s in Your Piggy Bank
Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Sessions will be held in the Student Lounge at 11AM with a repeat of the session again at 5 PM. All sessions will be presented by Joe Braxton of the Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corporation.
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In addition to a well-rounded background in liberal arts and humanities, business students learn concepts and principles necessary to be successful business executives and to manage in today’s globally competitive, rapidly changing business environment. Each program provides students with high-quality education and gives each individual support from exceptionally well-qualified professionals with extensive experience in the field. During the program, students develop strong ethical skills and knowledge of business theories and techniques along with hands-on experience which gives life-long learning. The Bachelor of Business Administration can be earned in the following major fields of study:

Courses Taken and Courses Needed

Required (36 credits)

Ac501 Accounting __________ Ec520 Economics __________

Gb503 Statistics __________ Cs510 MIS __________

Gb511 Management __________ Gb513 Marketing __________

Fn530 Corp Finance __________ Gb517 Business Ethics __________

Ac520 Fin Reporting __________ Ac543 Forensic Acct __________

Two of the following:

Ac541 SARBOX __________ Cs520 Knowl Mgmt __________

Gb629 ERM __________ Gb631 Risk Mgmt __________

Electives and Capstone (27 credits)

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#3 _______________________ #4 _________________________

#5 _______________________ #6 _________________________

#7 ________________________ #8 _________________________

Gb695 Bus Policy __________

Click here for MBA or MS in Accountancy curriculums.

The two degrees require 63 credits reduced by up to 12 credits based on undergraduate course work.

Concentration (9 credits)

If a candidate takes three courses in a single area, the student may graduate with an MBA concentration in:
Finance. Marketing. Management.
International Business. Management Information Systems.

A candidate may take only one concentration in a 63 credit hour program. To receive a second concentration, the candidate must take an additional six credits.

MS in Accountancy self evaluation worksheet

Courses Taken and Courses Needed

Required (18 credits)

Ac501 Accounting __________ Ac520 Fin Reporting __________

Ac541 SARBOX __________ Ac543 Forensic Acct __________

Two of the following

Cs520 Knowl Mgmt __________ Gb517 Business Ethics __________

Gb629 ERM __________ Gb631 Risk Mgmt __________

Electives (12 credits)

#1 _______________________ #2 __________________________

#3 _______________________ #4 _________________________

The MS degree can be completed in 24 credits for students who have an MBA from a regionally-accredited business school.

Click here to go to the MBA or Dual MBA/MS curriculum.

Federal School Code: 003911

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Mailing Address:
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Phone Numbers:
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Email:
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the value of enrollments in specific programs of study. Below you can find eligibility for an academic scholarship amount available to you as a new, full-time, freshman student intending to enroll in the 2009-2010 academic year.

To use the scholarship calculator, choose whether you will live on campus or off. Enter your cumulative (overall) high school grade point average (GPA) in the appropriate box. When entering, round to the nearest tenth (ie., instead of putting in 3.37 round up to 3.4). Then enter your composite ACT score in the next box.

If you have taken the SAT test, please click here to request a formal scholarship award letter. We will individually calculate your scholarship amount.

Click “Find Scholarship” to find the academic scholarship amount you may be eligible for, pending your application. Scholarships are awarded annually provided the student meets renewal criteria.

We know the idea of financing a private college education can be intimidating, but we are here to help! We are committed to making it as easy as possible for you to understand and apply for financial aid. The links from this page will help you find the best financial resources that are available to you and guide you through the application process.

Don’t hesitate to contact us when things start to get confusing. We are always happy to answer any questions you may have about the financial aid application process.

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Financial Aid Office - Winona Campus

Saint Mary’s University awards financial aid packages based on each student’s needs that are made up of grants, loans and/or work study.

Saint Mary’s University also recognizes academic excellence, offering numerous scholarships. Many of the scholarships are designated for students with financial need.

You can find more information on the Financial Aid page.

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Financial Aid Office - Twin Cities Campus

For information about financial aid for students on the Twin Cities campus programs, please contact:

Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota
Twin Cities Campus
Financial Aid Office
2500 Park Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55404-4403
866-437-2788

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