A minor in Accounting will give students an opportunity to major in another discipline and still get enough accounting to broaden their career opportunities.  A major in CIS or MIS with a minor in Accounting is a very desirable combination to accounting firms, as well as industry.  The business world is more interdisciplinary than it used to be.  Now managers from all departments participate in decisions for the company.  It is advantageous for Marketing majors, Management majors, Computer Information Systems majors and Management Information Systems majors to have more accounting in order to compete in today's business world.  A minor in Accounting would give students in other majors across the university the opportunity to increase their marketability.

Required Courses:
ACC 203.  Financial Accounting
ACC 205.  Managerial Accounting
ACC 305.  Intermediate Accounting I
ACC 306.  Intermediate Accounting II

AND TWO additional courses selected from the following:
ACC 208.  Accounting Information Systems
ACC 307.  Fundamentals of Cost Accounting
ACC 310.  Auditing
ACC 317.  Intermediate Accounting III
ACC 341.  Individual and Fiduciary Taxation
ACC 342.  Corporate Taxation