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Accounting Honors Program Structure
The structure of the Accounting Honors program follows a sequence designed to prepare each student for making an impact in any organization upon graduation.
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Fall Semester
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Spring Semester
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Freshman Year
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Math 1151-1152
(highly recommended)
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STAT 1430
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Sophomore Year
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AMIS 2200H
Honors Introduction to Accounting I (Zach)
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AMIS 2300H
Honors Introduction to Accounting II (Young)
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BUSMGT 2320
Decision Sciences: Statistical Techniques
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BUSMGT 2321
Business Analytics
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Junior Year
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AMIS 3200H
Honors Intermediate Accounting I (Tomassini)
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AMIS 3201H
Honors Intermediate Accounting II (Schroeder)
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AMIS 3300H
Honors Cost Accounting (Young)
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AMIS 3600H
Honors Accounting Information Systems (Fellingham)
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AMIS 3400H
Honors Tax Accounting (Raabe)
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ACCTMIS 4780H Accounting Research & Practice (Young/optional)
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Senior Year
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AMIS 5200H
Honors Advanced Accounting (Beatty)
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AMIS 5500H
Honors Auditing Principles & Procedures (Spires)
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Program Details and Requirements
- Applicants’ chances of admission are enhanced by taking higher level Mathematics (Math 1152 or higher) and Honors Economics (Econ 2001.01H and/or 2002.01H). Some students will be asked to do a short interview with the Program Director. Note only MATH 1151 is required for Business majors.
- Students in the Program are encouraged to take additional Mathematics (especially Math 2568) and to pursue minors or second majors in Economics or Statistics. Note MATH 2568 can replace BUSMGT 2321.
- The Accounting Honors program structure does not allow for Spring Semester internships, but the majority of accounting honors students participate in Summer internships in accounting, business, or government. Some students do an internship as early as summer of the sophomore year (25%); the majority of accounting honors students complete internships in Summer of the junior year (90%).
- Students who complete the Accounting Honors program do not need to take BUSMHR 2291.
- View requirements to graduate "with Honors in Accounting."
- Accounting Honors students who join the Combined BSBA/MAcc Program may substitute: (1) AMIS 7230 and 7250 for AMIS 5200H, (2) AMIS 7400 and 7410 for 3400H, and (3) AMIS 7500 and 7510 for AMIS 5500H. Each of these option substitutes two 7-week graduate courses for one semester undergraduate honors course. Also, they do not need to take BUSMHR 4490. Please consult with Rob Chabot or Professor Arya as early as possible if you are interested in this program.
- For more information about the Accounting Honors program, contact Professor Rick Young (Faculty Director of the Accounting Honors program).
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