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Accounting Minor

An accounting minor is an ideal complement to the other business and nonbusiness majors. Having tools to collect, maintain, analyze, and report business information is helpful in every endeavor.

The Accounting minor consists of 18 semester hours:
    9 hours of required courses
    9 hours of electives     
    (see below of required and elective courses)

If you have questions or need more information regarding this minor, please contact the Office of Undergraduate Programs at (918) 631-2214.

• Accounting Undergraduate Minor Required Courses

  • ACCT 2113 - Concepts in Accounting Information I
  • ACCT 2123 - Concepts in Accounting Information II
  • ACCT 3113 - Accounting Processes and Problem-Solving I

• Accounting Undergraduate Minor Electives

  • ACCT 3123 - Accounting Processes and Problem-Solving II
  • ACCT 3133 - Accounting Processes and Problem Solving III
  • ACCT 3143 - Accounting Processes and Problem Solving IV
  • ACCT 4093 - Tax Planning and Research
  • ACCT 4153 - Analysis of Financial Statements
  • ACCT 4213 - Financial Accounting Research Applications
  • ACCT 4223 - Internal Reporting Issues
  • ACCT 4233 - Topics in Federal Income Taxation
  • ACCT 4243 - Auditing Assurance for Accounting Systems

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