REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MAJOR:

ACCOUNTING

1.  Major Field Courses (21 credits)

Acctg 311 (3) - Accounting Systems and Control
Acctg 471 (3) - Intermediate Financial Accounting I
Acctg 472 (3) - Intermediate Financial Accounting II
Acctg 306 (4) - Introductory Federal Income Tax
Acctg 403W (4) - Auditing
Acctg 404 (4) - Managerial Accounting

2.  Support of Major (9 credits)

(a) Smeal College of Business courses in Business Law,
Finance, International Business, Management, Management
Information Systems, Operations Management, Management
Science and Information Systems.

(b) Department of Economics courses -- any 300 or 400 level
course.

(c) Others

PSY 417  Advanced Social Psychology
PSY 441  Industrial Motivation and Work Satisfaction
PSY 481  Psychology of Industrial Relations
SOC 401  Social Institutions
SOC 404  Social Influence and Small Groups
SOC 444  Complex Organizations
SOC 447  Environment, Energy and Society
PUB A 402  Public Management Technology
PUB A 419  Bureaucracy and Public Policy
SPCOM 312  Informative, Technical and Presentation Speaking
SPCOM 350  Small Group Communication
SPCOM 352  Speech Communication in Organizations
SPCOM 426  Communication and Responsibility
SPCOM 450  Group Communication Theory
ENGL 419   Advanced Business Writing
PHIL 489   Technology and Human Values
IE 315     Industrial Organizations and Administration
LIR 400    Comparative Industrial Relations Systems
LIR 411    Industrial Relations Organizations
LIR 433    The Law of Labor-Management Relations
LIR 435    Labor Relations and the Public Sector
LIR 458W   History of American Organized Labor Since 1877
PL SC 412  International Economic Politics
PL SC 420  Policy Making and Evaluation
PL SC 444  Government and the Economy

(Note:  Course must be at 300 or 400 level, and three or more
credits must be at 400 level)

Other courses can be approved by a signature of the student's
faculty adviser on a "Petition for Course Substitution" form.