The accountancy minor enables business majors to enhance their ability to analyze and use accounting data. By developing these key skills, students augment their understanding of business and are prepared for more career opportunities. The Accountancy Minor may be awarded only to students who also complete a business major.
Course Requirements:
ACC 3200
Intermediate Financial Accounting I. (3 credits)
(See footnote *)
ACC 3250
Intermediate Financial Accounting II. (3 credits)
(See footnote *)
ACC 3300
Management and Cost Accounting. (3 credits)
(See footnote *)
Plus One Course Selected From:
ACC 3750
Governmental and Nonprofit Accounting. (3 credits)
ACC 3900
Accounting Information Systems. (3 credits)
ACC 3950
Financial Data Analysis and Technical Communications. (3 credits)
ACC 4275
Internship in Accounting. (1 to 15 credits)
(Only 3 hours will count towards the Accountancy Minor)
ACC 4300
Advanced Management and Cost Accounting. (3 credits)
ACC 4400
Federal Income Taxation I. (4 credits)
ACC 4500
Advanced Financial Accounting. (3 credits)
ACC 4550
Internal Auditing. (3 credits)
ACC 4700
Auditing and Assurance Services. (3 credits)
ACC 4740
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
(Only 3 hours will count towards the Accountancy Minor)
ACC 4800
Federal Income Taxation II. (3 credits)
Footnote:
*ACC 3200, ACC 3250, and ACC 3300 must be completed in residence. Finance majors who earn an Accountancy Minor may not also use ACC 3200 or ACC 3300 as a major elective.
Information sourced from the 2026-2027 EIU Undergraduate Catalog.
