Undergraduate Embedded Certificate in Accounting

Accounting is the language of business, the scoreboard which measures operational success and failure. Used by managers within the firm, accounting provides the information necessary to make effective decisions in the international marketplace.

Some accounting courses will help you prepare for several qualifying examinations, such as: Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Management Accountant (CMA), and Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). Meet with your adviser if you plan on pursuing one of these exams to ensure you take the appropriate classes.

Program of Study for Business Majors

Students enrolled in the Scheller College of Business may receive a Certificate in Accounting by earning a grade of C or higher in all four accounting electives. The courses must be taken on a letter grade basis.

Required Courses:
ACCT 2101Accounting I: Financial Accounting3
ACCT 2102Accounting II: Managerial Accounting3
Select four (4) from the following:12
Business Taxation
Advanced Managerial Accounting
Financial Reporting and Analysis I
Financial Reporting and Analysis II
Financial Statement Analysis
International Accounting
Auditing and Financial Control Systems
Advanced Financial Reporting
Seminar in Advanced Accounting
Applications of Data Analytics in Accounting
Ethics & Accounting
Special Problems 1
Total Credit Hours18
1

Consult your Academic Advisor for approval to use one Special Problems MGT 4910 course (3 credit hours) for a certificate elective. Course must be taught by a College of Business Accounting faculty member.

Program of Study for Non-Business Majors

Non-Business Administration Majors
Option I: Same requirements as for students enrolled in the Scheller College of Business (see above)

Option II: Completion of a minimum of six accounting courses (see below) with a grade of C or higher in each. The courses must be taken on a letter grade basis.

Required courses:
MGT 3000Financial and Managerial Accounting3
MGT 4026Financial Reporting and Analysis I3
Select four (4) from the following:12
Business Taxation
Advanced Managerial Accounting
Financial Reporting and Analysis II
Financial Statement Analysis
International Accounting
Auditing and Financial Control Systems
Advanced Financial Reporting
Seminar in Advanced Accounting
Applications of Data Analytics in Accounting
Ethics & Accounting
Special Problems 1
1

Consult your Academic Advisor for approval to use one Special Problems MGT 4910 course (3 credit hours) for a certificate elective. Course must be taught by a College of Business Accounting faculty member.