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Bachelor of Science in Accounting
128 Semester Hours
The Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting prepares students for accounting careers with a
broad range of responsibilities-from general ledger bookkeeping to financial planning, performance analysis,
budgeting, managing controls, taxation, and auditing. This degree incorporates the most current technology
and accounting techniques while providing a strong foundation in ethical practices. A degree in
Accounting prepares professionals for jobs in private businesses, government or nonprofit agencies,
and public accounting firms.
Choose from two degree tracks in this program:
- Bachelor of Science in Accounting (128 credits)
- Bachelor of Science in Accounting CPA Track (150 credits). This Track includes graduate level
course work to satisfy requirements to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam.
| CORE COURSES (45 semester hours) |
| Oral and Written Communication (3) |
| English Composition (3) |
| Literature/Humanities (6) |
| Global Issues (6) |
| Social Sciences (6) |
| Mathematics (3) |
| Natural Sciences (3) |
| Philosophy (6) |
| Religious Studies (6) |
| FOUNDATIONAL COURSES (30 semester hours) |
| AC320A |
Principles of Accounting I |
| AC320B |
Principles of Accounting II |
| AC410A |
Intermediate Accounting I |
| AC410B |
Intermediate Accounting II |
| AC410C |
Intermediate Accounting III |
| AC440 |
Cost Accounting |
| BA481A |
Business Law |
| EC320 |
Principles of Macroeconomics |
| EC330 |
Principles of Microeconomics |
| MT270 |
Introduction to Statistics |
| MAJOR COURSES (21 semester hours) |
| AC420 |
Advanced Accounting |
| AC450A |
Income Tax Accounting I |
| AC450B |
Income Tax Accounting II |
| AC460 |
Govt. and Not-for-Profit Accounting |
| AC480 |
Auditing Principles and Procedures |
| BA493 |
Senior Capstone |
| BA495E |
Ethical Decision-Making in Business |
| ELECTIVES (20-32 semester hours depending upon optional minor) |
| Choose elective courses from any discipline area. Subject to advisor approval. |
| Total hours required to complete a Regis degree |
| 128 semester hours |
