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Southern New Hampshire University
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3Year Honors Program in Business Administration
Year One
• Business Module
• Management Module
• Communications/Research Module
• Computer Information Technology Module
• Liberal Arts/Humanities Module
• Integrating Experience
Year Two
• Quantitative Module
• Management Module
• Business Environment Analysis Module
• Liberal Arts/Humanities Module
• Integrating Experience
Year Three
• Quantitative Module
• Management Module
• Computer Information Technology Module
• Liberal Arts/Humanities Module
• New Paradigm Design: Senior Consulting Business
All curriculum inquiries regarding the 3Year Honors Program
should be forwarded to the Program Director, Ashley Liadis,
at 603.644.3178 or at a.liadis@snhu.edu.
School of Business Programs
Accounting
Department Chair: Dr. Laurence Pelletier, Jr.
The accounting program provides students with the educational
prerequisites required for the certified public accountant
examination, certified management accountant
examination, certified internal auditor examination and a
host of other professional titles related to accounting and
taxation.
Accounting students will receive general instruction in business
and a thorough education in all areas of accounting,
finance and taxation. Students majoring in accounting will
be able to specialize in either the financial or managerial
fields of accounting. An internship also is available in this
program. Students will be able to take additional electives
to supplement their knowledge or to further specialize their
educations.
Accounting Curriculum
Bachelor of Science
The B.A./B.S. Core:
48 credits
Business Core:
24 credits
Major Courses
Courses are 3 credits unless otherwise indicated.
ACC 207 Cost Accounting
ACC 307 Intermediate Accounting I
ACC 308 Intermediate Accounting II
ACC 309 Intermediate Accounting III
ACC 345 Financial Statement Analysis and
Business Valuation
ACC 405 Advanced Accounting
ACC
Two ACC electives, 300 level or higher*
Total Major Credits: 24
Allied Courses
BUS 307 Business Law II
Total Allied Credits: 3
Concentrations (Choose one)
Financial Accounting
ACC 322 Institutional Accounting
ACC 330 Federal Taxation I
ACC 331 Federal Taxation II
ACC 411 Auditing Principles
Managerial Accounting
ACC 312 International Managerial Accounting
ACC 335 Tax Factors For Business Decisions
ACC 340 Controllership
ACC 421 Auditing and Forensic Accounting
Total Concentration Credits: 12
Free electives Credits: 9
Total Credits: 120
* Students completing ACC 330 and ACC 331 may not take
ACC 335 to satisfy an Accounting elective or a free elective.
Accounting/Finance
Program Coordinator:
Asst. Prof. David Doyon
The accounting/finance degree offers students the course
work they need to qualify for careers in the accounting or
finance professions. The degree prepares graduates for
meaningful employment in accounting, banking, corporate
finance, insurance, investments and personal finance.
The major would be of particular interest to students seeking
to study accounting and finance without following the traditional
certified public accountant track. The major also
offers an option for accounting and finance students who
wish to follow the traditional CPA track. Such students can
fulfill the necessary CPA requirements by taking additional
accounting courses as free electives.
Accounting/Finance Curriculum
Bachelor of Science
The B.A./B.S. Core:
48 credits
Business Core:
24 credits
Major Courses
Courses are 3 credits unless otherwise indicated.
ACC 207 Cost Accounting
ACC 307 Intermediate Accounting I
ACC 308 Intermediate Accounting II
ACC
Two ACC electives, 300 level or higher
ECO 306 Money and Banking