Accounting Degree Programs

Admission Information

New students must first apply for admission to the Diploma in Accounting Program
before registering for courses.

Please read about program eligibility, admission requirements, and admission deadlines before completing an application form.

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Program Eligibility

The UBC Diploma in Accounting Program is open to:
University business degree graduates with a non-accounting major.
University degree graduates from a non-business program.
Mature applicants (GMAT test results and documented accounting-related work experience required).

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

120 credits
HUMANITIES 12 credits
Written Communications 6 credits
ENG 101 Composition
ENG 102 Composition and Literature
English Literature 3 credits
See the General Education Requirement for the list of courses.
Humanities/ Fine Arts 3 credits
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THE NATURAL WORLD & QUANT. REASONING 9 credits
Mathematics/ Physical Science
BBA degree students should take MAT 205 to complete this requirement.
Natural Science
See the General Education Requirement for the list of courses.
Physical Science
BBA degree students should take CIS 205 to complete this requirement.
SOCIAL SCIENCE/ HISTORY 9 credits
Social Science
BBA degree students should take ECO 201 to complete this requirement.
History
See the General Education Requirement for the list of courses.
Social Science/ History
BBA degree students should take 203 to complete this requirement.
PHILOSOPHY 6 credits
See the General Education Requirement for the list of courses.
RELIGIOUS STUDIES 6 credits
See the General Education Requirement for the list of courses.
CATHOLIC IDENTITY 3 credits
Take 3 credits from courses identified as Catholic Identity courses. This course may satisfy other GER or Major requirements. This course cannot be used to satisfy the Religious Studies requirement.
DIVERSITY 3 credits
See the General Education Requirement for the list of courses.

Please Complete All of the Courses Listed Below:
Acctg 330 Intermediate Accounting I 3
Acctg 331 Intermediate Accounting II 3
Acctg 335 Introduction to Tax 3
Acctg 338 Cost Accounting 3
Acctg 433 Accounting Systems & Auditing [M] 3

Please Complete One of Group A:
Acctg 438 Advanced Cost Accounting & Management [M] 3

Acctg 439 Auditing [M] 3

Please Complete Three of Group B:
Acctg 420 Accounting and Culture 3
Acctg 430 Advanced Accounting 3
Acctg 434 Accounting for Public Organizations 3
Acctg 435 Individual Income Taxes 3
Acctg 438 Advanced Cost Accounting & Management [M] 3
Acctg 439 Auditing [M] 3
B Law 487 Business Ethics 3
EconS 305 Firm and Market Policy 3

Graduate & Professional Admission
Winona Graduate & Professional Programs

Saint Mary’s offers several opportunities for graduate education based on or administrated from the Winona campus, including master’s programs, certificate programs (graduate and professional level), continuing education programs for K-12 educators and a doctoral program. Programs include traditional, low-residency, and fast-track programs.

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The Schools of Graduate & Professional Programs at Saint Mary’s offers many certificate and degree programs in the Twin Cities, Minnetonka, Rochester, Apple Valley, and Greater Minnesota areas.

Twin Cities, Rochester, Apple Valley, and Greater Minnesota Admission

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Students at WWU have the option to explore either the traditional undergraduate degree programs on our historic campus in Fulton, Mo., or our accelerated, evening Graduate & Adult Studies programs, which are specifically designed for working professionals and available in more than 125 locations across Missouri and into Arkansas.

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If you have questions, please call 573.592.4259, or send us an email.

Purposes: This program aims to qualify graduates to engage in financial management, accounting, teaching and research doing.
Main Courses: Political Economics, Western Economics, Enterprise Management, Marketing, Basic Accounting, Intermediate Financial Accounting, Finance Management, Advanced Financial Management, Securities Investment, Project Appraisal, Banking Operation & Management, Economic Law, Computerized Finance Management, Finance Management of Multi-National Corporations (English), Investment Banking.

Course Accounting
Majors Track Non-Accounting
Majors Track
36 Credits 58 Credits
Analytical Core
Financial Accounting
Cost Accounting Management Applications
Legal Environment of Business
Organizational Behavior & Ethics
Statistics for Financial Analysis & Planning
Quantitative methods for Financial Decision Making
marketing Strategies & Information Technology
Financial Mangement for Planning and Analysis
Money, Credit & Capital Markets

Professional Core
Financial Accounting Theory
Advanced, Government & Not-For-Profit Accounting
Auditing for Public Accounting
Tax Accounting for Individuals
Financial Reporting & Analysis
International Accounting
Accounting Information Systems
Advanced Auditing and Assurance Services
Taxation for Corporate Managers
Accounting Research: Cases & Analysis

College is a big decision—you’re looking for the right environment, the right majors, the right location. And then there’s the cost to consider. At SWU, we recognize that’s a concern. That’s why we offer financial aid to help cover the cost. Plus, when you apply for financial aid at SWU, we’ll develop a financial aid package that meets your particular needs.

These pages will tell you all about the scholarships and loans that are available and how to apply for financial aid. If you have questions, don’t hesitate to contact our financial aid staff.For Traditional Students For Adult and Graduate Students

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Student Loan Entrance Counseling
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Federal and State Aid
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Personnel
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2008-2009 SCTG Traditional Affidavit
2008-2009 Employee Data Worksheet
2008-2009 LIFE Affidavit
2008-2009 SC HOPE Affidavit FAFSA
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