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Nov 21, 2024
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2016-2017 Samford University Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Professional Accountancy Program (B.S.B.A./M.Acc.)
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 Return to: Brock School of Business
The Professional Accountancy Program offers seamless integration of coursework within our B.S.B.A. and M.Acc. degree programs to prepare students for professional accountancy careers. Students are notified of their conditional acceptance along with their financial aid package for the program by November 15 of their senior year. This declaration will be used to alert the Brock School of Business Academic Programs Office and the Registrar’s Office that this student will matriculate into the Professional Accountancy Program. Candidates of this degree program will earn both the B.S.B.A. in accounting and the master of accountancy degree assuming continued successful enrollment.
Students must have a minimum overall 2.5 GPA for program admission, including a 2.5 GPA in all prior undergraduate ACCT courses.
Important Note: Students are required to earn a B or higher in ACCT 410 Income Tax II . Otherwise, this course will be taken as ACCT 510 .
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University Core Curriculum: 22 Credits
Click here to view the University Core Curriculum requirements. General Education Requirements: 29 Credits*
Social Sciences: 4 Credits
General Electives: 1-10 Credits
Professional Accountancy Program: 99 Credits
Pre-Business Curriculum: 19 Credits**
Business Core: 25 Credits
Business Elective: 3 Credits
(select one business course not previously taken to meet a stated requirement of this major)
Professional Accountancy Track: 40 Credits
Accounting Electives: 9 Credits
(choose three from the following)
Graduate Business Course Component: 3 Credits***
(select a minimum of one course from the following) Total Required Credits: 150
*Unless a requirement is specified, see General Education Requirements in the Howard College of Arts & Sciences section for a list of required and applicable courses.
**Pre-Business curriculum includes ECON 201 from above.
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Return to: Brock School of Business
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