In order to earn the bachelor of arts in business
administration degree with a major in accounting, students must complete a
minimum of 180 quarter
credits with a cumulative and major/program grade point average of 2.25, including the
following:
I. Core Curriculum Requirements
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Credits
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ENGL 110
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College Writing: Inquiry and Argument
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5
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PHIL 110
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Introduction to Philosophy
and Critical Thinking
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5
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Choose one of the following
two courses:
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5
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HIST 120
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Origins of Western Civilization
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HIST 121
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Studies in Modern Civilization
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ENGL 120
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Masterpieces of Literature
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5
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MATH 130
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Elements of Calculus for
Business (or MATH 134)*
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5
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Fine Arts
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(one approved 5 cr. course; see course descriptions)
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5
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PHIL 220
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Philosophy of the Human
Person
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5
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Lab Science
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5
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Social Science I (not economics)
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5
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Social Science II (ECON
271 required)*
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5
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Theology and Religious Studies
Phase II (200-299)
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5
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Ethics (BETH 351/PHIL 351 required)
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5
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Theology and Religious Studies
Phase III (300-399)
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5
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Interdisciplinary satisfied
within major
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Senior Synthesis satisfied by MGMT 489
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*Major requirements and must earn a C- grade or better.
See detailed core curriculum information in the Bulletin
of Information.
II. Additional Albers Requirements
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Non-business elective (or MATH 118*)
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5
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III. Albers Business Foundation Requirements*
Seventy credits, including:
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ACCT 230
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Principles of Accounting
I
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5
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ACCT 231
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Principles of Accounting
II
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5
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ECON 260
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Business Statistics
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5
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ECON 272
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Principles of Economics—Micro
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5
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ECON 310
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Quantitative Methods and
Applications
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5
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MGMT 280
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Communication for Business
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5
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ECIS
315
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Introduction to Information Systems and E-Commerce
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5
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Choose one of the following two
courses:
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5
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MGMT 320
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Global Environment of Business
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ECON 330
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Int’l Economic Events and
Business Decisions
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FINC 340
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Business Finance
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5
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MKTG 350
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Introduction to Marketing
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5
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OPER 360
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Manufacturing and Service
Operations
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5
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BLAW 370
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Business and International
Law
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5
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MGMT 380
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Principles of Management
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5
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MGMT 489
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Business Policy and Strategy
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5
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IV. Major Requirements*
Thirty-five credits, including:
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ACCT 301
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Accounting Information: Systems, Tools, and Concepts
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5
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ACCT 311
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Intermediate Financial Accounting I
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5
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ACCT 312
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Intermediate Financial Accounting II
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5
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ACCT 330
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Cost Accounting
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5
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ACCT 336
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Federal Income Tax I
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5
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ACCT 420
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Controllership: Integration of the Accounting
Function
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5
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ACCT 435
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Auditing I
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5
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V. Additional Requirements**
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General Electives to total 180 credit hours.
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5
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With permission of the chair of the accounting program, students with an undergraduate accounting degree from Seattle University who have taken ACCT 436/539 and ACCT 413/540 may waive six elective credits of their MPAC program. These electives will satisfy course requirements toward both the undergraduate degree in accounting and the master of professional accounting.
Please note:
1. MGMT 280 must be taken prior to or
simultaneously with ACCT 301.
2. Accounting majors must normally complete 55 credits of
business courses at Seattle University; 45 of these credits must be at the upper-division
level and only 10 credits may be transferred toward the concentration area and no more
than 15 toward their business foundation courses.
3. Internships or independent
studies will not satisfy major requirements.
* Major requirements must earn a C- grade or better.
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