| Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting |
| AIB has designed an upper-division Bachelor of Science degree program that allows you to efficiently complete your studies for a degree and focus on courses that teach you the skills you need. In addition to General Education classes, students will also take Cost Management, Intermediate Accounting III, Advanced and Non-Profit Accounting, Advanced Taxation, Introduction to Auditing, Advance Excel, Essential Statistics, Corporate Finance, and Macroeconomics. |
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| Core General Education Courses: |
27 quarter hours |
| CM310 Technical Writing |
MA120 College Algebra |
| HIST150 Western Civilization |
SCI100 Environmental Science |
| HU210 Introduction to Film OR MSC110 Music Appreciation |
SS310 Social Psychology |
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| Core Major Courses: |
22.5 quarter hours |
| AC313 Intermediate Accounting III |
AC410 Advanced and Non-Profit Accounting |
| AC321 Cost Management |
AC430 Introduction to Auditing |
| AC405 Advanced Taxation |
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| Supporting Major Courses: |
18 quarter hours |
| BA355 Corporate Finance |
MA310 Essential Statistics |
| IT335 Advanced Excel |
SS242 Macroeconomics |
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| 1 elective from the following: |
4.5 quarter hours |
| AC420 Forensic Accounting |
BA205 Human Resource Management |
| BA100 Principles of Management |
BA225 Business Ethics |
| BA110 Principles of Marketing |
BA313 Business Law II |
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| AIB graduates will have their transcripts evaluated by the Bachelor’s Degree Completion Coordinator upon expressing interest in the program. Many AIB graduates will be able to complete a Bachelor of Science degree in about 2 years by completing two classes each term. AIB graduates will take approximately 16 classes or 72 quarter credit hours in this program. Graduation requirements are 198 quarter credit hours to earn a bachelor’s degree. Students with an Associate Degree from other institutions will be evaluated on an individual basis. |