Accounting B.S.

Chair:  Professor Chiang

A Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Accounting requires the completion of the Elon Core Curriculum as well as the Major Requirements listed below.

At least 50% of the accounting credit hours required for the Bachelor of Science degree must be earned at Elon.

Major Requirements:

Select one course from the following: 4 sh

MTH1160Applied Calculus

4 sh

MTH1510Calculus I

4 sh

Additional Requirements: 68 sh

BUS1110Gateway to Business

4 sh

BUS2110Management Information Systems

4 sh

ECO1000Principles of Economics

4 sh

ECO2300Statistics for Decision Making

4 sh

BUS2210Legal and Ethical Environment of Business

4 sh

MKT3110Principles of Marketing

4 sh

MGT3230Principles of Management and Organizational Behavior

4 sh

FIN3430Principles of Finance

4 sh

BUS4970Strategic Management

4 sh

ACC2010Principles of Accounting

4 sh

ACC3310Intermediate Accounting I

4 sh

ACC3320Intermediate Accounting II

4 sh

ACC3330Intermediate Accounting III

4 sh

ACC3360Cost Accounting

4 sh

ACC3410Fundamentals of Income Taxation

4 sh

ACC3510Accounting Information Systems

4 sh

ACC4970Auditing

4 sh

Choose one course from the following: 1-4 sh

BUS3985Internship in Business

1-2 sh

ACC4985Internship in Accounting

1-2 sh

Total Credit Hours:73-76

Additional accounting courses that may be taken as electives include:

ACC3650Computerized Financial Accounting

4 sh

ACC4710Seminar: Special Topics

1-4 sh

ACC4991Independent Study

1-4 sh

ACC4999Research

1-4 sh

Program Outcomes

1. To prepare the students for a career in public or corporate accounting by:
a. Gaining advanced knowledge in the fields of financial and managerial accounting, taxation, and audit.
b. Developing the communication skills necessary for professionals in the field of accountancy.
c. Learning and applying the ethical standards required by the profession such as independence, integrity and objectivity.
d. Acquiring the analytical skills required to manage financial data sets and solve complex problems by developing their competencies in data analytics or being involved in undergraduate research.

2. Ensure that students meet the requirements and gain the competence level needed to pass the CPA and CMA exams.

3. Involving students in meaningful experiential activities so that they graduate with the knowledge, skills, and character to be responsible business leaders in their professions, organizations, and the global economy.

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