Professional Field Courses (25 hours )
Supporting Field Courses (12 hours)
University Core (42 hours; hours may vary - see below)
ACCT 3110 (3 hrs) Intermediate I
ACCT 3120 (3 hrs) Intermediate II
ACCT 3270 (3 hrs) Cost Accounting
ACCT 3405 (1 hr) Professional Development
ACCT 4100 (3 hrs) Accounting Systems
ACCT 4140 (3 hrs) Adva
nced Accounting Principles
ACCT 4300 (3 hrs) Federal Income Taxation
ACCT 4320 (3 hrs) Federal Income Taxation II
ACCT 4400 (3 hrs) Auditing—Professional Responsibilities
DSCI 4520 (3 hrs)^^
ECON 3xxx-4xxx (3 hrs)
Approved Elective (3 hrs)
BUSI 3660* (3 hrs)
Introduction to Data Mining
Advanced Economics
BCIS 3xxx-4xxx, OPSM 3830^,
OPSM 4810, or DSCI 3870*
Professional Speaking, Writing
and Presentation
Pre-Business Requirements (21 hours)
Business Foundation Courses (18 hours)
Other Requirements (hours vary
Communication: TECM 2700 Technical Writing
Professional Development:
BUSI 1200
BUSI 3100
ACCT 3405
Free Electives (to reach 120 hours; hours vary)
BUSI 1200 is expected to be completed prior to declaring a
major. All of the professional development courses are 1 hour
courses and must be completed with a grade of C or higher.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: In order to enroll in J
R/SR level courses
and file a degree plan, students must: complete 45 hours,
complete the pre-business requirement courses with minimum
grades of C; have a minimum 2.7 pre-business GPA; AND have
a minimum 2.0 UNT cumulative GPA.
BCIS 3610 (3 hrs) Basic Information Systems
BLAW 3430 (3 hrs) Legal and Ethical Environment of
Business
DSCI 3710 (3 hrs) Business Statistics with Spreadsheets
FINA 3770 (3 hrs) Finance
MGMT 3720 (3 hrs) Organizational Behavior
MKTG 3650 (3 hrs) Foundations of Marketing Practice
ECON 1100 & 1110 (6 hrs) Principles of Economics
MATH 1190 (3 hrs) Business Calculus
BCIS 2610 (3 hrs) Introduction to Computers in
Business
ACCT 2010 & 2020 (6 hrs) Accounting Principles I & II
DSCI 2710 (3 hrs) Data Analysis with Spreadsheets
* Students may not retake any accounting course which is a
prequisite for an accounting course they have completed with a “C”
or better. Students may not retake any accounting course more
than once (for a total of two times).
For more information on careers and companies recruiting graduates
from this program, contact the Career Center at 940-565-2105
In order to reach 120
hours, this degree will require students to
take some courses that are used to fulfill two requirements
between the core
and the pre-business. Please see the RCOB
Undergraduate Programs Office in BLB 110 for advising related
to these specific core requirements and best options. Eligibility
to take a course fulfilling two requirements may be required. If
eligibility is not met, this may require hours beyond the 120
hours for the degree.
MS Graduate Portion (33 hours)
See the Graduate Programs Office (BLB 201) for admission
information and graduate degree course requirements.
Admission to the MS portion requires a 3.0 Accounting
GPA, which is comprised of ACCT 3110, 3120, 3270,
4100, 4140, 4300, 4320 and 4400.
A total of 120 undergraduate credit hours and 33
graduate credit hours are required for this degree. GPA
requirements for admittance to the graduate (MS)
portion: must have a 3.0 overall GPA, and a 3.0 on
specified list above under Professional Field.
A grade of “C” or higher is required in all Pre-Business,
Professional Development, Business Foundation,
Professional Field, and Supporting Field courses.
consult online degree audit for your
correct catalog year.
www.cob.unt.edu/undergrad
2023-2024
Christine Ellis
BLB 215-F
940-565-3087
Note: All students entering ACCT 3110 (Intermediate
Accounting I) are required to complete and pass an
entrance exam. This policy applies to both UNT students
and transfer students. The exam will be administered
several times a year.
BS/MS ACCOUNTING
^strongly recommended to meet leveling requirements for MS portion
^^prerequisite of 2.7 UNT GPA required
This degree will require at least 12 hours in summer in order to
be on track for graduate courses in Senior year Spring semester.
Internship (ACCT 5800): Internship credit is strongly suggested on
the MS portion during your first semester in graduate school. Please see
the ACCT departmental advisor regarding requirements.
YEAR
FALLSEMESTER
HOURS
SPRINGSEMESTER
HOURS
FRESHMAN
Eglish(ENGL1310)**
3
3
Mathmacs(MATH1190)**
3
3
Life and Physical Science
3
3
Poli�cal Science/Government (PSCI 2305 or 2306)
3
3
Crea�ve Arts
3
1
3
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15
Eglish(TECM2700)**
Free Elec�ve** or Component Area Option
Poli�cal Science/Government (PSCI 2305 or 2306)
Emics(ECON1100)**
Professional Development I (BUSI 1200)
ItrtCmputrsiBusiss(BCIS2610)
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16
YEAR
FALLSEMESTER
HOURS
SPRINGSEMESTER
HOURS
SOPHOMORE
Language, Philosophy and Culture
3
3
American History (HIST 2610)
3
3
Emics(ECON1110)**
3
3
Ag(ACC2010)
3
3
Free Elec�ve**
3
3
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15
15
SUMMER
***A minimum of 12 hours must be completed during summer sessions to stay on track for graduate courses Senior year Spring semester. ***
***SuggstdcurssthsummrarSpmryararBCIS3610aMGM3720.***
YEAR
FALLSEMESTER
HOURS
SPRINGSEMESTER
HOURS
JUNIOR
Approved Elec�ves: BCIS 3XXX- 4XXX, OPSM 3830, OPSM
4810 or DSCI 3870 (OPSM 3830 or DSCI 3870 preferred)
3
Legal and Ethical Environment of Business (BLAW 3430)
3
Intermediate Accoun�ng I (ACCT 3110)
3
Intermediate Accoun�ng II (ACCT 3120)
3
Cost Accoun�ng (ACCT 3270)
3
Accoun�ng Info Systems (ACCT 4100)
3
Finance (
FINA 3770)
3
3
Founda�ons of Marke�ng Prac�ce (MKTG 3650)
Professional Development (ACCT 3405)
3
1
1
Federal Income Taxa�on (ACCT 4300)
3
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16
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16
SUMMER
***A minimum of 12 hours must be completed during summer sessions to stay on track for graduate courses Senior year Spring semester. ***
***ACCT4140rACCT4320mustbcmpltdsummrarJuiryar.3hursfrlcv(ifdd)arsuggstdthsummryararJir
yar***
YEAR
FALLSEMESTER
HOURS
SPRINGSEMESTERMSPROGRAM
HOURS
SENIOR
3
Graduate Level Internship (ACCT 5800) * Suggested*
3
3
Graduate Courses (Advisor Approved)
6
3
3
3
Introduc�on to Data Mining (DSCI 4520)
Professional Speaking, Wri�ng and Presenta�on (BUSI
3660)
Federal Income Taxa�on II (ACCT 4320) or Advanced
Accoun�ng Principles (ACCT 4140)
Advanced Economics (ECON 3XXX-4XXX)
Audi�ng (ACCT 4400) (Capstone)
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15
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9
**Courses that will fulfill university core and pre-business requirements. Courses used to fulfill both University and College requirements will increase number of
required free elec�ves to reach the 120 hours minimum for gradua�on. Consult with your advisor for ques�ons on number of free elec�ves needed.***
• This schedule is only a sugges�on; make sure you understand the prerequisites for each course and consult the RCOB Undergraduate Programs Office.
Course availability subject to change; actual degree audits may change depending on course availability in a given semester.
• Before enrolling in MATH 1190, the correct math placement is required
or you
must
pass
the prerequisite math with a grade of C or higher.
• Blddcurss are pre-business prerequisites to all JR/SR level business courses and require a grade of C or higher. Addially, comple�on of all
pre-business prerequisite courses with a minimum 2.7 pre-business GPA and a minimum 2.0 UNT cumulave GPA along with comple�on of 45 hours
are required prior to enrolling in any JR/SR level business course and/or filing for an official degree plan
• A total of 120 undergraduate credit hours and 33 graduate credit hours are required for this degree.
BS/MS Accounting
2023-2024 Suggested Curriculum
A Consult online degree audit for your
correct catalog year.
www.cob.unt.edu/undergrad
Business Sta�s�cs with Spreadsheets (DSCI 3710)
Professional Development II (BUSI 3100)
Life and Physical Science
Free Elec�ve**
American History (HIST 2620)
Ag(ACC2020)
Data Analysis with Spreadsheets (DSCI 2710)
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