Undergraduate Programs
The Department offers a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree with an Accounting concentration, providing study in financial and managerial accounting, auditing, taxation, and accounting systems. The program prepares students for careers in public accounting, industry, government and not-for-profit. It also provides a foundation for entrance into graduate programs in business and accounting. There were approximately 962 undergraduate accounting majors enrolled at SFSU in the Fall of 2006. Students must complete 126 units and have a minimum grade point average of 2.0 in the accounting concentration and in all courses taken at San Francisco State University to earn the
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.
For a complete description of the program: BS in Bus Admin - Undergraduate Degree Programs
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Sequenced Course Matrix for Accounting Majors
| Semester
1 |
Semester
2 |
Semester
3 |
Semester
4 |
| ENG 114 or elective |
GE I: ENG/BUS
214 3/4 |
US History |
US Government
|
| GE I: Critical
Thinking 1/4 |
GE I: DS/MATH
110 4/4*
|
DS
212 |
GE II: SS 3/3 |
GE I: SPCH 150
2/4
|
GE II: SS 2/3 |
GE II: SCI. 1/3 |
GE II: SCI 2/3 |
GE II: ECON 100
SS 1/3
|
ECON
101* |
ACCT
100 |
ACCT
101 |
GE II: HUM. 1/3
|
GE II: HUM 2/3 |
GE II: HUM 3/3 |
GE I: SCI 3/3 |
| |
Summer Semester
|
|
Summer Semester
|
| Semester
5 |
Semester
6 |
Semester
7 |
Semester
8 |
ACCT
301 1/7
|
ACCT
302 2/7 |
ACCT
305 3/7 |
Concentration
Elective 5/7 |
ACCT
307
|
IBUS
330
|
Concentration
Elective 4/7 |
Concentration
Elective 6/7 |
BUS
360
|
MGMT
405
|
DS
412 |
Concentration
Elective 7/7 |
FIN
350
|
MKTG
431
|
MGMT
407
|
GE III: 3/3 |
GE III: 1/3
|
GE III: 2/3
|
BUS
682
|
BUS
690 |
| |
Summer Semester |
|
Summer Semester |
* Can count for G.E. and the major
Other possible course needs: Take MATH 70 during the 1st semester if you do not have the
algebra requirement forBA/MATH 110
Take ENG 414 as a Junior if you do not pass the JEPET exam. Take ACCT 102 if you fail the ACCT 301 pretest
Minor in Accounting
These programs are designed to provide undergraduates with a
focused exposure to a particular area of business practice rather than
the broad exposure of the General Business Minor. As such, they
can provide professional and technical skills needed for entry into
specialized business employment for non-business majors or serve
as an alternative to a double major for business majors wishing
expertise in a second field.
Please consult with the SFSU Bulletin for more detail. |