Accounting Credits Required
The educational approach at Saint Francis University reflects our philosophy that a solid yet diverse academic base, critical thinking skills, a strong moral foundation and a love of lifelong learning are essential tools in today's world.
In addition to the course requirements for a selected major, all Saint Francis University students are required to take a base of 58 credits in diverse areas of study, from philosophy, social issues and multiculturalism, to developmental courses for computer skills, public speaking, writing and research.
Course requirements for the business administration department in accounting are outlined briefly below.
Common Core
- 6 Credits in Business Statistics
- 6 Credits in Economics*
- 6 Credits in Financial and Managerial Accounting
- 3 Credits in Business Communication
- 3 Credits in Finance
- 3 Credits in The Legal Environment of Business
- 3 Credits in Management Theory
- 3 Credits in Marketing
- 3 Credits in Productions\Operations Management
- 3 Credits in Strategic Management
- 3 Credits in Wall Street 101: Business in a Global Society
*includes Econ 101 in the general education program
Accounting Major
- 6 Credits of Accounting Electives
- 6 Credits in Intermediate Accounting
- 3 Credits in Advanced Accounting
- 3 Credits in Auditing
- 3 Credits in Cost Accounting
- 3 Credits in Federal Taxes
For more information on the specific accounting courses required for a bachelor of science degree in accounting, visit the courses required page.
Free Electives
- 7 Credits of Free Electives
Total Number of Credits Needed for Graduation: 128