St. Ambrose University 518 West Locust Davenport Iowa 52803 admit

Undergraduate Programs
fund accounting and interfund relationships.
Prerequisites: ACCT 201, 202.
ACCT 401. Advanced Accounting 3 credits
An in-depth analysis of advanced, specialized
phases of financial accounting. Topics include
consolidations, partnerships, foreign currency
transactions, bankruptcy and Securities and
Exchange Commission reporting requirements.
Prerequisites: ACCT 201, 202, 301, 302.
WI-ACCT 402. Accounting Issues
Seminar
3 credits
Focuses on the theoretical and practical issues
and controversies in accounting. Discussion-oriented
course which allows students to tie all they
have learned in a meaningful manner, and to
relate their learning to real world issues.
Prerequisites: ACCT 201, 202, 301, 302.
Applied Management
Technology
The Bachelor of Applied Management
Technology Degree program is designed to build
on a two-year Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
degree. As an AAS degree holder, the student will
have already completed a specialized technical,
vocational or professional study program and
may now add general education and applied
management studies to earn a baccalaureate
degree.
This study program will provide the graduate
with basic skills which may be used in the management
of materials, money and human
resources within the various activities, functions
and organizations which exist in manufacturing,
industry, business and service areas.
Admission
Students are eligible for admission to the
Bachelor of Applied Management Technology
degree program who hold an AAS degree from
an institution accredited by the North Central
Association of Colleges and Schools (or the comparable
association from another region) with a
2.0 grade-point average or above on a 4.0 scale.
The Admissions Committee reserves the right to
assign students probationary admissions status.
Individual Student Curriculum Plan
Each student entering the program may have
completed a different sequence of college-level
courses considered for transfer—courses which
are part of the AAS degree as well as other college
level courses. Therefore, modifications to the
required course list which follows may be necessary
for individual students. An individual student
curriculum plan must be developed by the
student and faculty coordinator using existing
courses within the following guidelines:
1. Add developmental courses if required by
placement test results.
2. Add prerequisite courses if necessary.
3. Most AAS degree curricula include courses
which are equivalent to courses in the
required course list. In such cases, these specific
courses will not be taken at St. Ambrose
University. The credit hours associated with
such courses will be used to schedule incomplete
general education requirements. For
example, the student may elect from literature
or language, three credits; natural sciences,
two credits; social sciences, three credits; physical
education, two credits; (total 10 credits).
4. Total semester credits will not be less than
133 unless all 46 general education credits
have been met. In no case will total credits be
less than 120.
Degree Requirements
To earn the Bachelor of Applied Management
Technology degree, students need to:
1. At the time of admission, complete the following
placement tests and take any development
courses indicated by the test results:
All undergraduate students are required to fulfill
the following place ment procedures:
Reading placement—Students with and ACT
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