Accounting Degree Program

The coursework will stress analytical, interpretative, and communication skills. Rather than specializing in tax, financial reporting or other regulatory requirements, the accounting major will have sufficient background to recognize and anticipate important accounting issues and the training to do research to find the answers needed by the decision-making team.

A comprehensive summary of the program can be found by clicking this link... Your Accounting Career

  

Accounting Major

Various Accounting forms are available to print (PDF File - Acrobat Reader required) for assistance in planning courses to complete the Major.

 

Use these forms if you started at BYUI before the fall 2008 semester 

1. Program Planning Worksheet 2007/2008
2. Idealized Program for Masters Degree
3. Idealized Program for Non-Masters Degree


Use these forms if you started at BYUI after the summer 2008 semester 

4. Program Planning Worksheet 2008/2009
5. Idealized Program for Masters Degree
6. Idealized Program for Non-Masters Degree

 

Those students intending to graduate with a BS in Accounting should have a major code of 600.

Several possible combinations illustrate the flexibility of the integrated accounting major. (Find out more!)