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Accounting 150 Major (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Science in Accounting (150 credits) is designed for students to meet the CPA exam eligibility requirements for the state of Idaho. It is expected that students will take five years to complete the Accounting 150 program. Students choose this major must complete at least 150 credits to graduate, including 70 credits outside the Business and Accounting Department.

Major Requirements

80 credits

Quantitative Reasoning Prerequisites (8 credits)

ECON-2000Principles of Economics

4 credits
MATH-One course MATH-1025 or higher

4 credits

Accounting Courses (42 credits)

ACCT-2001Financial Accounting

4 credits
ACCT-2002Managerial Accounting

4 credits
ACCT-3001Intermediate Accounting I

4 credits
ACCT-3002Intermediate Accounting II

4 credits
ACCT-3230Accounting Information Systems

4 credits
ACCT-3235Data Analytics

4 credits
ACCT-4000Auditing

4 credits
ACCT-4001Tax Accounting I

4 credits
ACCT-4020Cost Accounting

4 credits
ACCT-4990Business & Accnting Capstone: Sr Seminar

4 credits
ACCT-4997Internship

1-4 credits

Two credits of accounting internship are required.

Upper-Division Accounting (4 credits)

Complete 4 credits from the following:

ACCT-3T99Special Topics in Accounting

1-4 credits
ACCT-4002Tax Accounting II

4 credits
ACCT-4025Advanced Accounting

4 credits
ACCT-4T99Special Topics in Accounting

1-4 credits

Business Core (22 credits)

BUSN-1000Introduction to Business

4 credits
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or
BUSN-1001Intro to Sport Admin

4 credits
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BUSN-1250Business Computer Applications

2 credits
BUSN-2025Principles of Management

4 credits
BUSN-3050Business Law

4 credits
FINC-3030Principles of Finance

4 credits
LEAD-3074Organizational Ethics

4 credits

Quantitative Reasoning (4 credits)

Complete one course from the following:

BUSN-3000Management Science

4 credits
BUSN-4050Princ of Productions & Operations Mngmnt

4 credits
FINC-4038Financial Problems

4 credits

Students may not complete both the Accounting 150 major and any other Business and Accounting Department major. That is, they may not double major in Accounting 150 with Accounting 124, Business Administration, Digital Marketing, or Finance. They also may not take the Business Minor.

Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this major, students will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate an understanding of general business and accounting theories and principles;
  2. Analyze and reason independently, and in ethically appropriate ways, to given accounting and business/organizational situations;
  3. Demonstrate effective communication skills through written, interpersonal, or team activities; and
  4. Carry out analytical problem solving through the use of appropriate accounting and business-oriented resources for decision making in the organizational context.