The Department of Business, Accounting & Economics offers the following degrees:

Master of Business Administration
Master of Business Administration with Sports Management Emphasis

Bachelor of Arts in Accounting
Associate of Arts in Accounting
Bachelor of Arts in Business
Associate of Arts in Business

The department also offers a minor in Business and a minor in Accounting.

In cooperation with the Department of Computer Studies, the following degrees are offered that require a core of business courses:

Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems
Associate of Arts in Computer Information Systems
Minor in Computer Information Systems
(See Computer Studies Dept. for more information.)

The Department of Business, Accounting & Economics, through the Adult Professional Studies (A.P.S.) Program offers a Bachelor of Science in Business Management and an Associate Degree in Business Management to adult working professionals. For a description of that program and its admission and graduation requirements, see Adult Professional Studies.

Candidacy for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
CPA candidates are urged to discuss the specific requirements for the CPA examination with an advisor. Beginning July 1, 1997, all candidates will need at least 150 Credit Hours. Both business and accounting courses are required to qualify to sit for the exam. The minimum 150 Credit Hours may include graduate hours.