GEP
Year 1
ACCOUNTING – Typical Course Sequence
(For the Class of 2014 and following)
Fall Semester
 1English 101 Craft of Language [VC]
 ACC 101 Concepts of Financial Accounting [BC]
 Foreign Language [VC]
 ECN 101 Microeconomics [VC]
 First Year Seminar [SC]
 2DSS 100 Competency in Excel (non-credit)
Revised 10-21-2011
Spring Semester
 PHL 154 Moral Foundations [SC]
 ACC 102 Managerial Accounting [BC]
 Foreign Language [VC]
 Math Beauty [VC]
 ECN 102 Macroeconomics [ILC #1]
 3DSS 111 Basic Business Analytics (1 credit)
Year 2
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THE 154 Faith, Justice, Catholic Tradition [SC]
ENG 102 Texts and Contexts [SC]
DSS 200 Intro to Information Systems [BC]
MGT 110 or MGT 120 [BC]
ACC 205 Financial Acct Info Systems 1 [MAJ]
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DSS 210 Business Statistics [BC]
FIN 200 Introduction to Finance [BC]
MKT 201 Principles of Marketing [BC]
ACC 206 Financial Acct Info Systems 2 [MAJ]
ACC 212 Management Acct Info Systems 1 [MAJ]
Year 3
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Faith and Reason [SC]
HIS 154 Forging the Modern World [SC]
Philosophy (Philosophical Anthropology) [VC]
MGT 360 Legal Environment of Business I [BC]
ACC 307 Financial Acct Info Systems 3 [MAJ]
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ENG 263 Writing for Organizations [ILC #2]
DSS 220 Business Analytics [BC]
ACC 315 Federal Income Taxation [MAJ]
ACC 317 Auditing and Assurance Services [MAJ]
ELECTIVE
Year 4
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Fine Arts/Literature [VC]
BUS 495 Business Policy [BC]
ELECTIVE (4or the 2nd non-lab science course)
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
Laboratory Science [VC]
PHL 320 Business, Society, and Ethics [ILC #3]
Theology – Religious Difference [VC]
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
[SC] Signature Courses (6)
[BC] HSB Foundation (10)
[VC] Variable Courses (9)
ELECTIVES (6)
[ILC] Integrated Learning Courses (3)
[MAJ] Courses in Major (6)
1
Students may earn credit for English 101 through earning a grade of 4 or 5 on the AP English Exam. In this case, the
student may take ENG 102 in the fall semester of freshman year.
2
DSS 100 MS Excel competency is to be demonstrated in the fall semester of freshman year. Competency to the
satisfaction of the DSS Chair is required of all HSB majors.
3
DSS 111 is an optional online elective course available to help prepare business students to solve quantitative problems
in an undergraduate business curriculum. [1 credit, grade received]
4
To satisfy this requirement the student may take either one 4-credit laboratory course or two 3-credit non-laboratory
courses. If choosing the 2 semester option, the second course replaces an elective.
Additional notes:
 Additional notes: In selecting courses, students will be required to identify courses that meet the overlay
requirements in the areas of 1. Diversity, Globalization or Non-Western Area Studies; 2. Ethics Intensive; and 3.
Writing Intensive. Many of the courses already in your schedule may cover these areas.
GEP ACCOUNTING MAJOR CHECKLIST
(total of 40 courses)
Revised 10-21-2011
STUDENTS: This checklist is in order of graduation requirements for your major. Be sure to review the
notes on the opposite page as well as the on-line course catalog for more specific guidelines.
GEP Signature Courses [SC]
(6 courses)
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First Year Seminar Selection – your Course Title: _________________________
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Faith and Reason Selection – Your Course Title: _________________________
____ ENG 102
Texts and Contexts
____ HIS 154
Forging the Modern World
____ PHL 154
Moral Foundations
____ THE 154
Faith, Justice, Catholic Tradition
Variable Courses [VC]
(9 courses)
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Fine Arts and Literature Selection – Your Course Title: ______________________
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ECN 101 Microeconomics
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ENG 101 Craft of Language1
____ ____ Non-Native Language (2 semesters; students may test out of this requirement.)
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Laboratory Science Selection – Your Course Title: _________________________
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Math Beauty Selection – Your Course Title: _________________________
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Philosophy (Philosophical Anthropology) Your Course Title: _______________________
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Theology #2 Religious Difference – Your Course Title: _________________________
Integrated Learning Courses [ILC]
(3 courses)
____ ILC #1 ECN 102 Macroeconomics
____ ILC #2 ENG 263 Writing for Organizations
____ ILC #3 PHL 320 Business, Society, and Ethics
Business Core Required Courses [BC] (10 courses in addition to non-credit DSS 100)
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DSS 100
Proven Competency in Excel
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FIN 200
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ACC 101
Concepts of Financial Accounting
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MGT 360
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ACC 102
Managerial Accounting
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MGT 110/120
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DSS 200
Introduction to Info Systems
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DSS 210
Business Statistics
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MKT 201
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DSS 220
Business Analytics
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BUS 495
Courses in Major [MAJ]
(6 courses)
____ ACC 205
Financial Accounting Information Systems I
____ ACC 206
Financial Accounting Information Systems II
____ ACC 307
Financial Accounting Information Systems III
____ ACC 212
Management Accounting Information Systems I
____ ACC 315
Federal Income Taxation
____ ACC 317
Auditing and Assurance Services
Free Electives
____ Free Elective
____ Free Elective
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(6 courses)
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Introduction to Finance
Legal Environment of Business I
110 Essentials of Organ Behavior
OR 120 Essentials of MGT
Principles of Marketing
Business Policy (senior year)
Three courses among your 40 that
satisfy the following overlay areas:
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Diversity, Globalization, or
Non-Western Studies Course
Ethics Intensive Course
Writing Intensive Course
Free Elective
Free Elective
Free Elective (4or the 2nd non-lab science course)
If credit is earned through the AP Exam, then this area may be used to fulfill another area or free elective.