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Bachelor of Science:
Accounting & Information Systems (Honors Program)
Effective Fall 2011

Students with a proven academic record who wish to maximize their educational opportunities while at Goldey-Beacom College should consider enrollment in one of the honors curricula available to them. Students accepting the greater rigor and challenge inherent in these programs will not only be exposed to advanced mathematics courses, but will also be able to expand their course work to include additional areas of interest. Students enrolled in these programs will also receive greater opportunities to develop their leadership capabilities and will be individually mentored by the designated faculty in the appropriate discipline. An Honors Curriculum offers students the opportunity to graduate with a Bachelor's Degree, armed with the skills and knowledge necessary to successfully compete in today's business world.

Suggested sequence of courses:


FRESHMAN YEAR
Fall Semester		Credits	Spring Semester		Credits
	College Algebra (MAT 111) or GE Elective (110-299)	4 / 3		Critical Writing II (ENG 176)	3
	Critical Writing I (ENG 175)	3		Desktop Apps - MS Excel (ITG 149) or GE Elective (110-299)	4 / 3
	Desktop Apps - MS Word (ITG 148) or GE Elective (110-299)	4 / 3		Humanities II (HUM 104)	3
	Humanities I (HUM 103)	3		Intro to Sociology (SOC 161)	3
	Intro to Psychology (PSY 160)	3		Precalculus (MAT 136)	4
		15 - 17			16 - 17
SOPHOMORE YEAR
Fall Semester		Credits	Spring Semester		Credits
	Accounting Principles I (ACC 206)	3		Accounting Principles II (ACC 207)	3
	Calculus I (MAT 298)	4		Calculus II (MAT 299)	4
	Finite Math (MAT 234)	4		Macroeconomics (ECO 201)	3
	Microeconomics (ECO 200)	3		Object-Oriented Programming (CIS 254)	4
	Programming Logic & Design (CIS 253)	4		GE Elective (110-299)	3
	GE Elective (110-299)	3			17
		21

JUNIOR YEAR
Fall Semester		Credits	Spring Semester		Credits
	Applied Business Statistics (STA 326)	3		Cost Accounting (ACC 378)	3
	Federal Taxes I (ACC 301)	3		Database Modeling & Mgmt (MGT 348)	3
	Intermediate Accounting I (ACC 306)	3		Federal Taxes II (ACC 302)	3
	Management & Org Behavior (MGT 303)	3		Financial Management (FIN 333)	3
	MIS with MS Access (ITG 325)	4		Intermediate Accounting II (ACC 307)	3
	GE Elective (300-400)	3		Marketing Management (MKT 305)	3
		19			18

SENIOR YEAR
Fall Semester		Credits	Spring Semester		Credits
	Advanced Accounting I (ACC 450)	3		Business Law I (LAW 431)	3
	Accounting Info Systems (ACC 463)	3		Auditing (ACC 453)	3
	Operations Management (MGT 481)	3		Business Law II (LAW 432)	3
	Presentation & Debate I (ENG 485)	3		Presentation & Debate II (ENG 486)	3
	Research & Bus Writing I (ENG 465)	3		Research & Bus Writing II (ENG 466)	3
		15			15

Minimum credits required: 136 - 139