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Professional Field Courses (25 hours )

Supporting Field Courses (12 hours)

ACCT 3110 (3 hrs) Intermediate I

ACCT 3120 (3 hrs) Intermediate II

ACCT 3270 (3 hrs) Cost Accounting

ACCT 3405 (1 hr) Professional Development

ACCT 4100 (3 hrs) Accounting Systems

ACCT 4140 (3 hrs) Advanced Accounting Principles

ACCT 4300 (3 hrs) Federal Income Taxation

ACCT 4320 (3 hrs) Federal Income Taxation II

ACCT 4400 (3 hrs) Auditing - Professional Responsibilities

Introduction to Data MiningDSCI 4520 (3 hrs)

ECON 3xxx-4xxx (3 hrs) Advanced Economics

Creation of Goods & Services (3 hrs)

OPSM 3830, DSCI 3870,

OR LSCM 3960

International Course (3 hrs) MGMT 4660, MKTG 4280,

BLAW 4480, or FINA 4500

Pre-Business Requirements (21 hours)

Business Foundation Courses (24 hours)Other RequirementsCommunication: COMM 1010* Intro to Communication or TECM

2700 Technical Writing

Professional Development: BUSI 1200

BUSI 3100

ACCT 3405

Free Electives (to reach 120 hours; hours vary)

IMPORTANT

NOTICE: In order to enroll in JR/SR level courses

and file a degree plan, students must: complete 45 hours, complete the pre-business requirement courses with minimum grades of C; have a minimum 2.7 pre-business GPA; AND have a minimum 2.0 UNT cumulative GPA.BUSI 3660 (3 hrs) Professional Speaking, Writing and

Presentation

BLAW 3430 (3 hrs)

Legal and Ethical Environment of

Business

BCIS 3610 (3 hrs)

Basic Information Systems

MKTG 3650 (3 hrs)

Foundations of Marketing Practice

DSCI 3710 (3 hrs)

Business Statistics with Spreadsheets

FINA 3770 (3 hrs)

Finance

MGMT 3720 (3 hrs)

Organizational Behavior

BUSI 4940* (3 hrs)

Business Policy ECON 1100 & 1110 (6 hrs) Principles of EconomicsMATH 1190 (3 hrs) Business Calculus

BCIS 2610 (3 hrs) Introduction to Computers in

Business

ACCT 2010 & 2020 (6 hrs)

Accounting Principles I & II

DSCI 2710 (3 hrs) Data Analysis with Spreadsheets*Requirements for enrollment in BUSI 4940: completion of all

other business foundation courses w/C or higher, SR status, and graduating semester.For more information on careers and companies recruiting graduates from this program, contact the Career

Center at 940-565-2105

Note: All students entering ACCT 3110 (Intermediate Accounting I) are required to complete and pass an entrance exam. This policy applies to both UNT students and transfer students. The exam will

be administered several times a year.In order to reach 120 hours, this degree will require students to take some courses that are used

to fulfill two requirements between the core and the pre-business. Please see the RCOB Advising and Student Services Office in BLB 110 for advising related to these specific core requirements and best options. Eligibility to take a course fulfilling two requirements may be required. If eligibility is not met, this may require hours beyond the 120 hours for the degree.

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940-565-3082

@u nt.edu consult online degree audit for your correct catalog year. www.cob.unt.edu/undergradUniversity Core (42 hours; hours may vary - see below) BBA ACCOUNTING prerequisite of 2.7 UNT GPA required Students may not retake any accounting course which is a prerequisite for an accounting course they have completed with a "C" or better. Furthermore, students may not retake any accounting course more than once (for a total of two times). Internship (ACCT 4800): Earn 3 hrs credit while working in the accounting industry. Many opportunities are available, speak with ACCT departmental advisor regarding requirements. Hours will only count toward elective hour requirements if needed.

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(see advisor), and 2.0 Overall.BBAAccounting 202
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