Bachelor of Science in Accounting - Online - Strayer University - Online - I265

The principal objectives of the Bachelor of Science in Accounting program are to provide students with a broad, fundamental knowledge of the field, and to prepare students for employment in accounting careers.
 
Students seeking a Bachelor of Science in Accounting may exercise an individual option, through the selection of elective courses, which may allow him/her to prepare for professional goals such as Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), Certified Managerial Accountant (CMA), or Accredited Business Accountant (ABA).
 
Many states require additional businessrelated courses to prepare for the CPA exam. Students should consult their respective state Board of Accountancy for further details.
 
Also available: an Undergraduate Certificate in Introductory or Advanced Accounting; a Diploma and an Associate in Arts in Accounting, an Executive Graduate Certificate and Master of Science in Accounting.

   
      Area 1: Core Component

      ACC 100
      Accounting I
      ACC 115
      Microcomputer Applications for Accountants
      BUS 100
      Introduction to Business
      CIS 105
      Introduction to Information Systems
      ENG 115
      English Composition
      MAT 105
      Introduction to College Mathematics

      27.0 Credit Hours
   

      Area 2: Major Component

      ACC 206
      Accounting II
      ACC 303
      Intermediate Accounting I
      ACC 304
      Intermediate Accounting II
      ACC 305
      Intermediate Accounting III
      ACC 307
      Federal Taxation
      ACC 317
      Advanced Federal Taxation
      ACC 350
      Cost Accounting
      ACC 401
      Advanced Accounting
      ACC 403
      Auditing
      ACC 410
      Non-profit/Municipal Accounting
      LEG 100
      Business Law I
      ACC 499
      Undergraduate Accounting Capstone

      54.0 Credit Hours
   

      Area 3: General Studies Component

      ENG 215
      Research and Writing
      ENG 240
      Communication for Business and the Professions
      HUM 100
      Introduction to Art, Music, and Literature
      HUM 101
      The Origins of Western Culture
      HUM 200
      Logic
      Choose 1 of these 2 courses
      SCI 110
      Introduction to Physical Science
      SCI 115
      Introduction to Biology
      HUM 400
      Religion and Philosophy
      MAT 300
      Statistics
      Choose 1 of these 2 courses
      ECO 405
      Economic Problems and Issues
      POL 300
      Contemporary International Problems
      Choose 1 of these 2 courses
      PSY 100
      The Individual and Society
      PSY 105
      Introduction to Psychology
      SOC 100
      Introduction to Sociology
      SOC 300
      Sociology of Developing Countries

      54.0 Credit Hours
  

      Area 4: Elective Component

      These courses are selected in consultation with the Academic Advisor; within this component it is possible for students to develop a minor in a second area of study. (See "Minors") - 10 Courses

      45.0 Credit Hours