Accounting Minor

Trulaske’s accounting minor helps non-business students to bring an accounting mindset to their future careers, providing them with a foundational knowledge of accounting that will help them with decisions regarding operating, investing and financing activities. Students will gain a basic understanding of profit and balance sheets from core accounting coursework, making them more knowledgeable about world events and corporate operations.

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Minor Requirements:

  • 15 Completed Hours
  • 2.0 GPA in Accountancy Coursework

(Required Coursework):

  • ACCTCY 2026 or 2036 or 2136H: Accounting I
  • ACCTCY 2027 or 2037 or 2137H: Accounting II
  • ACCTCY 2258: Computer-Based Data Systems
  • ACCTCY 4356: Financial Accounting Concepts
    • OR ACCTCY 4326: Financial Accounting Theory & Practice I & ACCTCY 4346: Financial Accounting Theory & Practice II

(Electives – Choose 1):

  • ACCTCY 4328: Accounting Information Systems
  • ACCTCY 4347: Cost and Managerial Accounting
  • ACCTCY 4353: Introduction to Taxation

Benefits of an Accountancy Minor:

  • Accounting is considered the language of Business.
  • Students will gain specialized applied skills to complement their major program of study.
  • Facilitates an Accounting/Business mindset not only for your major but towards future careers.
  • An accounting foundation will serve well in making decisions regarding the operating, investing, and financing activities of future endeavors for entrepreneurs
  • Understanding the financial position of a balance sheet and the profit of a business enhances student’s ability to analyze business operations.

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