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B.B.A.
/M.B.A |
| DEGREE REQUIREMENTS |
Semester Hours |
| Computer Science |
3 |
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COSC
1301 |
|
| Developing
A Christian Mind |
3 |
| |
DCM
2301 |
|
| Economics
|
6 |
| |
ECON
2301 and 2302 |
|
| English
|
9 |
| |
ENGL
1301, 1302,
and 2301
or 2302 |
|
| Fine Arts
|
3 |
| |
ART
1306 or COMA
1306 or MUSI
1306 |
|
| Foundations
for Excellence |
0-1 |
| |
FOUN
1101 is required of all freshman and transfer students
with fewer than 15 credit hours (AP, CLEP, IB, or dual/concurrent
credit earned while in high school does not count towards
these 15 credit hours). |
|
| History
|
6
|
| |
HIST
1301, 1302,
2301,
or 2302
|
|
| Kinesiology |
0-2
|
| |
KNES
1101 and one additional activity course (KNES
1102-1122);
for veterans or those 25 years of age or older prior to
enrollment at DBU, KNES courses are waived |
|
| Mathematics |
6 |
| |
MATH
1307 and 1308
[eMAT Advising Tool required prior to registering for
any Math class or any class for which the eMAT is a prerequisite].
|
|
| Natural Science (1000
or 2000 level courses only) |
3-4 |
| |
One laboratory science from
Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Physical Science, or Physics |
|
| Religion |
6-12 |
| |
RELI
1301, 1302,
and six additional credit hours depending on semester
hours transferred at time of initial enrollment |
|
| Social Sciences (1000
or 2000 level courses only) |
6
|
| |
POLS
2301 American National Government required of all
students. An additional 3 credit hours may be selected
from Psychology or Sociology |
|
| Speech |
3 |
| |
COMA
1302 |
|
| Business Core |
30 |
| |
ACCT
2301,
2302; FINA
3301; MANA
3301, 3305,
3306,
3308,
4301; MISM
3301; and MRKT
3301 |
|
| Accounting Major |
42 |
| |
ACCT
3300 Survey
of Accounting Systems
ACCT
3301Intermediate
Financial Accounting I
ACCT
3302Intermediate
Financial Accounting II
ACCT
3304Managerial
Cost Accounting
ACCT
3323Income
Tax Accounting
ACCT
4301Advanced
Financial Accounting
ACCT
4304Auditing
ACCT
4332Financial
Accounting Theory
ACCT
6330 Taxation of Business
Entities
ACCT
6332 Advanced Topics in Taxation
ACCT
6333 Accounting Systems
ACCT
6335 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT
6342 Internal Auditing
ACCT
6343 Accounting for Government and NFP Entities |
|
| MBA Business Core
|
21 |
| |
FINA
6301 Corporate Finance
MANA
6302 Quantitative Analysis for Managers
MANA
6310 Leadership in Management
MANA
6320 Business Ethics
MANA
6341 Strategic Management Decisions
(Capstone)
MISM
6314 Management Information Systems
MRKT
6301 Creative Problem Solving for Marketing Decisions |
|
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS REQUIRED |
Minimum 156 |
Permission to pursue the 5-Year BBA/MBA
Students wishing to enter the BBA/MBA accounting program
should file a Statement of Intent during the spring
semester of the junior year (after 75 semester hours)
following completion of ACCT 3301. Permission to pursue
the 5-year BBA/MBA accounting major will be considered
based on the following criteria:
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Completion
of, or concurrent enrollment in, ACCT 3302. |
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Completion
of at least 75 semester hours and ACCT 3301 with
a minimum overall Grade Point Average of 3.0 and
a Grade Point Average of 3.0 in upper-level accounting
coursework at the time of acceptance. The 3.0 GPA
criteria must be maintained to continue in the program.
|
| - |
A
Statement of Intent filed with the College of Business
requesting permission to pursue the 5-year BBA/MBA
accounting program signed by a full-time accounting
professor. |
| - |
Prior
to acceptance into the BBA/MBA accounting program,
a 5-year BBA/MBA degree plan, signed by a full-time
accounting professor, must be completed. |
Permission to pursue the 5-year BBA/MBA accounting program
does not guarantee admission to graduate courses. Once
students have completed 96 semester hours, they may
apply for admission into Graduate School. Students may
not enroll in 6000 level courses prior to admission
by the Graduate School.
Retention in and Graduation from the Program
Students must fulfill the following conditions to continue enrollment in the 5-year BBA/MBA accounting major and graduate from the program:
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Students
must maintain an overall GPA of 3.0 and a GPA of
3.0 in upper-level accounting coursework. |
| - |
Students
must be advised by a full-time accounting professor
before enrollment each semester. |
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