Accounting Degree Programs

Requirements for graduation must be met under a curriculum included in a catalog published within the past five years.

Accounting majors must complete at least 126 semester hours of course work. In order to sit for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) examination in Mississippi, graduates must have completed 150 semester hours of course work. Course Requirements

A minor consists of a planned sequence of courses totaling not fewer than 18 semester credit hours as specified by the department.

AC 221 Financial Accounting - required
AC 222 Managerial Accounting - required
AC 301 Intermediate Accounting I
AC 302 Intermediate Accounting II
AC 325 Governmental Accounting
AC 326 Accounting Systems
AC 402 Tax I (Individual)
AC 403 Tax II (Partnerships & Corporations)
AC 405 Auditing Theory & Practice
AC 430 Cost Accounting
AC 441 Advanced Accounting

Accounting Home | Department Overview | Contact Information | Faculty & Staff | Mission Statement

Dr. Thomas E. Wilson, Department Head
Room 335C, Moody Hall

Mailing Address
P.O. Box 43450
Lafayette, Louisiana 70504-3450

Physical Location
214 Hebrard Blvd.
Lafayette, LA 70504

Numbers
Office: (337) 482-6218
Fax: (337) 482-5906
Dept. Head: (337) 482-6388

e-mail: accounting@louisiana.edu

Department Overview

Contact Information

Faculty & Staff

Mission Statement

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ode Number Description Credit Dept. Code Lab.
ACCT 003 Intro. to Accounting 0.0 011 N
ACCT 201 Principle to Accounting I 3.0 011 N
ACCT 202 Principle to Accounting II 3.0 011 N
ACCT 305 Intermediate Accounting I 3.0 011 N
ACCT 306 Intermediate Accounting II 3.0 011 N
ACCT 309 Cost Accounting I 3.0 011 N
ACCT 310 Cost Accounting II 3.0 011 N
ACCT 314
Managerial Accounting 3.0 011 N
ACCT 401 Adv. Accounting I 3.0 011 N
ACCT 402 Adv. Accounting II 3.0 011 N
ACCT 403 Accounting Systems& Control 3.0 011 N
ACCT 404 Accounting Theory 3.0 011 N
ACCT 405 Auditing I 3.0 011 N
ACCT 406 Auditing II 3.0 011 N
ACCT 409 Elements of Taxation 3.0 011 N
ACCT 410 Budget 3.0 011 N
ACCT 499 Directed Study 3.0 .011 N

ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT
ECON. 203 Principle of MicroEconomics I 3.0 013 N
ECON. 204 Principle of MicroEconomics II 3.0 013 N
ECON. 303 Intermediate MicroEconomics I 3.0 013 N
ECON. 304 Intermediate MicroEconomics II 3.0 013 N
ECON. 309 Intermediate MacroEconomics I 3.0 013 N
ECON. 310 Intermediate MacroEconomics II 3.0 013 N
ECON. 313 Business & Economics Statistics I 3.0 013 N
ECON. 314 Business & Economics Statistics II 3.0 013 N
ECON. 319 Math for Economist 3.0 013 N
ECON. 320 Survey of Liberian Economy 3.0 013 N
ECON. 401 Topic in Economics Theory 3.0 013 N
ECON. 404 Introd. to Econometrics 3.0 013 N
ECON. 407 Public Finance I 3.0 013 N
ECON. 408 Public Finance II 3.0 013 N
ECON. 409 Money and Banking I 3.0 013 N
ECON. 410 Money and Banking II 3.0 013 N
ECON. 413 Development Economics I 3.0 013 N
ECON. 414 Development Economics II 3.0 013 N
ECON. 421 International Economics I 3.0 013 N
ECON. 422 International Economics II 3.0 013 N
ECON. 423 Agriculture Economics I 3.0 013 N
ECON. 424 Agriculture Economics II 3.0 013 N
ECON. 425 Industrial Economics 3.0 013 N
ECON. 426 Industrial Economics II 3.0 013 N
ECON. 427 Mathematical Economics I 3.0 013 N
ECON. 428 Mathematical Economics II 3.0 013 N
ECON. 429 Theory of Economic Thought I 3.0 013 N
ECON. 430 History of Economics Thought 3.0 013 N
ECON. 431 Labor Economics 3.0 013 N
ECON. 432 Labor Economics II 3.0 013 N
ECON. 433 Resource Economics I 3.0 013 N
ECON. 434 Resource Economics II 3.0 013 N
ECON. 436 Mangerial Economics 3.0 013 N
ECON. 499 Directed Study 3.0 013 N

Johnson & Wales University participates in a variety of federal, state, private and institutional programs, which help ease the financial burden that the cost of education may pose. Students who demonstrate financial need, superior academic achievement, or other circumstances will be considered for grants, loans, scholarships and other forms of aid.

The university is committed to providing quality education at affordable rates. Our team of financial planners is dedicated to helping you secure a maximum financial aid award. Furthermore, JWU is committed to conservative tuition increases.

To be considered for aid each year:
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which determines your demonstrated financial need, as soon as possible after January 1.
Finish the FAFSA before the filing priority deadline of March 1 to receive the maximum amount of financial aid.
Review Applications & Deadlines

Accounting - Management Track
ACCT
327 Intermediate Accounting I
328 Intermediate Accounting II
351 Introduction to Tax
352 Cost Accounting
426 Governmental & Non Profit Accounting
427 Auditing
Business Division electives, 300-400 level
Field Experience

Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting & Finance (BSAF)

The BSAF prepares students in to become accountants in the financial services industry and provides graduates with a foundation to permit them to pass professional certification examinations in accountancy.

Undertaking your IATI study at Griffith College Dublin - Here are some of the facilities available to you
You will be attending the leading IATI Educator
Mock exams are provided
At least eight past exams are covered in revison courses

Lecturers issue subject and exam tips.
The course fees qualify for tax relief at 20%
There are extensive IATI library facilities available to you
Study facilities are open 7 days a week (10am to 10pm)
There is a dedicated support team at your service.

Foundation Examination
Financial Accounting 1
Taxation 1
Law & Ethics
Business Management

Revision Course times (REV)
Midweek 6:30pm - 9:30pm; Sat. 9:30am - 4:30pm; Sun. 9:30am - 4:30pm;

College Fee: €270 per subject (after tax relief €216)
Course manual, questions and solutions will be provided in each subject

Admission Examination
Financial Accounting 2
Taxation 2
Law & Ethics
Integrated Accounting Systems

Revision Course times (REV)
Midweek 6:30pm - 9:30pm; Sat. 9:30am - 4:30pm; Sun. 9:30am - 4:30pm;

College Fees: €300 per subject (after tax relief €240)
Course manual, questions and solutions will be provided in each subject

The Bachelor of Science with a major in accounting requires completion of the core requirements for all baccalaureate business graduates plus an additional 30 hours of Accounting courses including:

ACC 321 Intermediate Accounting I (3 credits)
ACC 322 Intermediate Accounting II (3 credits)
ACC 341 Cost Accounting (3 credits)
ACC 421 Introduction to Taxation (3 credits)
ACC 422 Federal Income Tax (3 credits)
ACC 431 Accounting Systems (3 credits)
ACC 441 Auditing (3 credits)
ACC 451 Advanced Accounting (3 credits)
ACC 461 Government & Not-for-Profit Accounting (3 credits)
BUS 432 Business Law II (3 credits)

Course Number Course Title Credit Hour
ACC201 Survey of Accounting 3
COM Communication (any oral or speech) 3
ECO221 Principles of Macroeconomics 3
ENG141 Expository and Research Writing 3
ENG142 Literature and Criticism 3
FRE100 Freshmen Studies 1
CIT Information Technology 3
MAT Math (above 173) 3
One Elective from: ECO, MGT, POL, PSY, SOC 3

Academic Major Requirements: Accounting MajorCourse Number Course Title Credit Hour
ACC210 Analysis of the Accounting Process 3
ACC228 Managerial Accounting 3
ACC304 Federal Income Tax 3
ACC313 Cost Accounting I 3
ACC314 Cost Accounting II 3
LAW211 Business Law I 3
LAW212 Business Law II 3
MGT201 Management of Organizations 3
MKT151 Introduction to Marketing 3
One Elective from: ECO, MGT, POL, PSY, SOC 3
Open Elective 100 level & above 3
Open Elective 100 level & above 3