Accounting Four-Year Completion Plan
The following is an example only. Please contact an advisor to develop your personal degree completion plan.
Notes:
English, Math Placement and Computer Literacy Exams should be completed prior to first semester.
*Students may place below ENG 1020 and above or below MAT 1500, depending on placement results. Please call 313-577-3400 or click here to schedule the placement exam.
All students are required to have a minimum 2.50 grade point average and 54 semester hours completed to enroll in 3000 level or higher business school core and major courses.
| First Semester (15 credits) | Second Semester (16 credits) |
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BA 1010 (CT): Critical Thinking for Consumer Decisions (3cr) - Fulfills Critical Thinking requirement |
ECO 2020 (SS): Macroeconomics (3-4cr) - Fulfills Social Sciences requirement - min 2.0/C grade |
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BA 2020:
Introduction to Business (3cr)
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* ENG 1020 (BC): Introduction to College Writing (4cr) - min 2.0/C grade - Fulfills Basic Composition Competency requirement |
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COM 1010:
Oral Communication (3cr)
- Fulfills Oral Communication Competency requirement |
* MAT 1500:
College Algebra for the Social & Management Sciences (3cr) - min 2.0/C grade |
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ECO 2010 (SS):
Microeconomics (3-4cr)
- min 2.0/C grade
- Fulfills Social Science requirement
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MGT 2530:
Management of Organizational Behavior (3cr) |
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PSY 1010 or 1020 (LS):
Introduction to Psychology (3-4cr)
- Fulfills Life Science requirement
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PSI 1120 (PL): Professional Ethics (4cr) - Fulfills Philosophy and Letters requirement |
Spring/ Summer Semester: Catch up on missed classes
| Third Semester (15 credits) | Fourth Semester (15 credits) |
|---|---|
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ACC 3010: Introduction to Financial Accounting (3cr) - min 2.0/C grade |
ACC 3020: Introduction to Managerial Accounting (3cr) - min 2.0/C grade |
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BA 2300:
Quantitative Methods I: Probability and Statistics (3cr)
- min 2.0/C grade |
COM 3300 (WI): |
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ENG 3010 (IC): Intermediate Writing (3cr) - min 2.0/C grade - Fulfills Intermediate Composition requirement |
FIN 3290:
Business Finance (3cr)
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And select ONE of the following courses:
- Each fulfills Historical Studies requirement
HIS 1400 (HS):
The World Since 1945 (3cr)
HIS 1995 (HS):
Society & Economic Transition (3cr)
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GSC 3600:
Operations and Supply Chain Management (3cr)
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And select ONE of the following courses:
- Each fulfills Visual and Performing Arts requirement
ENG 2450 (VP):
Introduction to Film (4cr)
DNC 2000 (VP):
Introduction to World Dance (4cr)
MUH 1340 (VP):
Music Appreciation: World Music (3cr)
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MKT 2300: Marketing Management (3cr) |
Spring/ Summer Semester: Catch up on missed classes
| Fifth Semester (15 credits) | Sixth Semester (16 credits) |
|---|---|
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ACC 5100: Intermediate Financial Accounting I (3cr) |
ACC 5110:
Intermediate Financial Accounting II (3cr0)
- min 2.0/C grade
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ACC 5160: BLW 2510: |
ACC 5130: |
| Elective (3cr) | |
| Elective (3cr) | |
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And select ONE of the following courses:
- Each fulfills Physical Science requirement
** Must be taken with lab if PSY 1020 taken for
Life Science
AST 2010 & 2011 (PS):
Descriptive Anatomy (4cr)
CHM 1000 (PS):
Chemistry and Your World (4cr)
PHY 1020 (PS):
Conceptual Physics: The Basic Science (4cr)
GEL 1010: (PS):
Geology: The Science of the Earth (4cr)
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Spring/Summer Semester: Catch up on missed classes
| Seventh Semester (15 credits) | Eighth Semester (15 credits) |
|---|---|
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ANT 3015 (FC):
Anthropology of Business (3cr)
Fulfills Foreign Culture requirement
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ACC 5160:
Managerial Accounting (3cr)
or
ACC 5170:
Introduction to U.S. Taxation (3cr)
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ACC 5115:
Intermediate Financial Accounting III (3cr) |
MGT 6890:
Strategic Management & Business Policy (3cr)
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| Elective (3cr) | Elective (3cr) |
| Elective (3cr) | Elective (3cr) |
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And select ONE of the following courses:
- Each fulfills American Society and Institutions requirement PS1010 (AI):
American Government (3-4cr)
PS 1030 (AI):
The American Governmental System (3cr)
HIS 1050 (AI):
American Civilizations Since WWII (3cr)
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Elective (3cr)
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Minimum 122 semester hours required for degree
