ACCOUNTING (ACCT) and Pre-ACCOUNTING (PACT) Advising form for the 2011/2012 to 2015/2016 Catalog
STUDENT: ____________________________________________________
Student ID #: ___________________________________________________
PACT ACCT DATE: ______
_________________
Complete this form using your current Academic Requirements and
bring both with you when you meet with your advisor.
The name of your advisor is displayed on the Student Center page of the
Towson Online Services Web site: https://inside.towson.edu/psLogin/
.
Transfer Evaluation: Final _____________ Preliminary ___________
Note: If Transfer Package is pending or courses are not included on the
Evaluation of Transfer Credit form, it is the student's responsibility to inform
the advisor of any changes to the evaluation.
KEY: Enr = Enrolled GRADE @ TU T (Grade) = Transfer (Grade)
Repeat = Repeat Validate = Validation required
Lower-Level Required Courses (27 units)
1. ACCT 201/211 Principles of Financial Accounting
2. ACCT 202/212 Principles of Managerial Accounting
3. COMM 131 Fundamentals of Speech Communications
A
4. COSC 111 Information & Technology for Business
5. ECON 201/203 Microeconomic Principles
A
6. ECON 202/204 Macroeconomic Principles
A
7. ECON 205 or MATH 231 Statistics
A
8. LEGL 225 Legal Environment of Business
9. LEGL 226 Business Law
Other Required Courses (6 units)
One ANTH or PSYC or SOCI course
A
PHIL 371 Bus. Ethics or MNGT 482 Bus. Ethics & Sust.
Submit Petition to Evaluate the Equivalency of a Transfer Course:
____________________________________________________________________
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Requirements for Admission to the ACCT Major;
_____________ Overall TU GPA of 2.70 or higher
_______ ______ Accounting GPA of 2.70 or higher
“2.0” or higher in each lower-level required course
ACCT 301
6 units from: ACCT 300/302/341/361/362 or 442
______________ Pass the Computer Proficiency Exam (CPE)
OR Pass EBTM 250
______________ Behavioral Science (ANTH or PSYC, or SOCI)
A
Courses for Fall/Spring Term:
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Upper-Level Business Courses (27 units)
_________________ 10. BUSX 301 Business Communications
_________________ 11. BUSX 460 Professional Experience
B
_________________ 12. EBTM 365 Principles of Operations Management
B
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13. FIN 331 Principles of
Financial Management
_________________ 14. FPLN 341 Fundamentals of Financial Planning
_________________ 15. MKTG 341 Principles of Marketing
_________________ 16. MNGT 361 Leadership and Management
_________________ 17. MNGT 481 Strategic Management
B
One of the following international courses:
18.
Upper-Level Accounting Courses (24 units)
_________________ 19. ACCT 300 Accounting Information Systems
_________________ 20. ACCT 301 Intermediate Accounting I
_________________ 21. ACCT 302 Intermediate Accounting II
_________________ 22. ACCT 303 Intermediate Accounting III
B
_________________ 23. ACCT 341 Management Accounting I
_________________ 24. ACCT 361 Tax Accounting I
_________________ 25. ACCT 401 Auditing I
B
_________________ 26. ACCT 421 Advanced Accounting I
B
_________________ ACCT 362 Tax Accounting II
_________________ ACCT 402 Auditing II
B
_________________ ACCT
410 G
ov’t & Not-For-Profit Accounting
_________________ ACCT 412 International Accounting
B, C
_________________ ACCT 442 Management Accounting II
Graduation – Earned Units Required:
Minimum of 120 units: Earned _________ Enrolled ________ Need ______
Core Curriculum Requirements
Transfer Package:
Granted
: Complete Core requirements for Package ________
None
: Complete the following Core requirements:
Category I: FUNDAMENTALS (12-13 units)
Taken during the first year of college study
_________ I. Towson Seminar TSEM 102 .
_________ 2. English Composition ENGL 102/190 .
_________ 3. Mathematics ___________________________________
_________ 4. Creativity and Creative Development _______________
Category II: WAYS OF KNOWING (13-14 units)
_________ 5. Arts and Humanities ___________________________
The course meeting this requirement must be taken in a
. discipline different from the course meeting Requirement 4.
_________ 6. Social and Behavioral Sciences ___________________
(ECON 201/203 or ECON 202/204 recommended )
S
elect either two courses from different scientific disciplines or two
sequenced courses within one discipline.
_________ 7. Biological and Physical Sciences (4) _______________
(with laboratory – 4 units)
_________ 8. Biological and Physical Sciences (3/4) _____________
(with or without laboratory
– 3 or 4 units)
Category III: WRITING IN A CHOSEN FIELD (3 units)
_________ 9. Advanced Writing Seminar
(BUSX 301 recommended)
Category IV: PERSPECTIVES (15 units)
• One course under Perspectives must be taken in a discipline in the arts
and humanities, different from the discipline in requirement
5.
• One course under Perspectives must be taken in a discipline in the social
and behavioral sciences, different from the discipline in requirement
6.
_________ 10. Metropolitan Perspectives ______________________
_________ 11. The United States as a Nation ___________________
_________ 12. Global Perspectives ___________________________
_________ 13. Diversity and Difference _______________________
_________ 14. Ethical Issues and Perspectives _________________
Initials: Please review this form carefully (see side B). Keep this form with your important academic records. You will need it for your next advising appointment.
27. One Accounting elective (3 units) selected from:
Internship required concurrent with course enrollment
COMPUTER PROFICIENCY EXAM (CPE)≥ 70%
OR EBTM 250 Problem Solving in Business I
ACCT 412
B, C
or ECON 305 or FIN 435
B
or MKTG
445
B
or MNGT 375
B
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