All business professionals use accounting information to make decisions. The minor in Accounting provides students the opportunity to create a program of study that will enhance their knowledge of how business performance is measured. The requirements are flexible enough to allow students to sample a variety of accounting courses or to combine courses that are focused on a particular theme.

For further information about policies related to minors, see the Program Policies page.

Students may speak to an Accounting faculty advisor if interested in choosing classes around a specific theme. Themes may include, but are not limited to: Financial Reporting, Information Systems Audit and Control, or Taxation.

Course List

Course	Title	Credits
Required Courses
AC 201	Preparing and Interpreting Financial Statements	3
Three courses in Accounting (designated as AC) for which pre-requisites have been met:		9
AC 311	Financial Accounting and Reporting I
AC 312	Financial Accounting and Reporting II
AC 340	Accounting Information Systems
AC 350	Federal Taxation
AC 470	Financial Statement Auditing
Total Credits		12

The minor is NOT open to students majoring in Corporate Finance and Accounting OR Information Systems Audit and Control.