Accounting (Undergraduate)

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Faculty

Cynthia F. Lohrke, Interim Chair, Professor
William H. Belski, Associate Professor
Brandi L. Holley, Assistant Professor
Garrison J. LaDuca, Assistant Professor
Michelle R. Newberry, Assistant Professor
Kyle W. Outlaw, Assistant Professor
Cameron C. Pearce, Instructor

Undergraduate Programs and Requirements

Major
Accounting Major (BSBA) 
     The acounting major allows for optional concentrations in:
     Data Analytics , Entrepreneurship & Corporate Innovation , Professional Sales , Real Estate , 
     Risk Management & Insurance , Social Entrepreneurship , and/or Sports Marketing  

Minor
Accounting Minor  

Accelerated Bachelor-to-Graduate Pathway Program
Fast-Track Master of Accountancy (MAcc) with a BSBA in Accounting (aka Professional Accountancy )
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The Department of Accounting offers a major in accounting that leads to the bachelor of science in business administration (BSBA) degree. In addition, students can earn a concentration in data analytics, entrepreneurship and corporate innovation, professional sales, real estate, risk management and insurance, social entrepreneurship, and/or sports marketing. The department also offers coursework leading to the master of accountancy (MAcc) degree.

Additionally, the department also offers a minor in accounting. However, it’s not available for School of Business majors.

The department also offers a special accelerated bachelor-to-graduate pathway program, the Professional Accountancy program, leading to a BSBA in accounting initially, but ultimately to a master of accountancy (MAcc). This program is only available to students enrolled as undergraduates pursuing a BSBA in accounting and is designed to allow students to earn both degrees upon completion of 152-153 credits.

Student Objectives

BSBA in Accounting: Graduates will be prepared to pursue a professional career as a CPA, CMA, CIA, auditor, tax accountant, or other positions requiring accounting credentials.

BSBA in Accounting/Master of Accountancy: Graduates will be prepared to pursue a professional career as a CPA, CMA, CIA, auditor, tax accountant, or other positions requiring a graduate degree and/or professional certification. Graduates of this program will have met the requirements necessary to sit for the CPA exam in Alabama.

Programs

• Professional Accountancy Program (BSBA/MAcc)

Courses

• ACCT 211 - Accounting Concepts I (3)
• ACCT 212 - Accounting Concepts II (3)
• ACCT 310 - Income Tax I (3)
• ACCT 311 - Intermediate Accounting I (3)
• ACCT 312 - Intermediate Accounting II (3)
• ACCT 410 - Income Tax II (3)
• ACCT 413 - Advanced Managerial Accounting (3)
• ACCT 415 - Governmental and Not-for-Profit Accounting (3)
• ACCT 420 - Auditing I (3)
• ACCT 470 - Accounting Information Systems (3)
• ACCT 494 - Topics in Accounting (3)
• ACCT 496 - Accounting Internship (2-3)

• BUSA 100 - World of Business (3)
• BUSA 200 - Business Communications (3)
• BUSA 222 - Personal Finance (3)
• BUSA 252 - Legal Environment of Business (3)
• BUSA 308 - Web Design for Business Use (3)
• BUSA 391 - Financial Implications of International Business (3)
• BUSA 399 - London Study Topics (4)
• BUSA 454 - Business Law (3)
• BUSA 471 - Professional Development Seminar (1)
• BUSA 479 - Business Independent Study (3)
• BUSA 495 - London Business Internship (2)
• BUSA 496 - Business Management Internship I (1-3)
• BUSA 497 - Business Management Internship II (2-3)
• BUSA 498 - Business Research Project I (3)
• BUSA 499 - Business Research Project II (3)

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