Cooperative Programs

University of Idaho BA/MACCT

• Students may be pre-admitted to the University of Idaho’s Master of Accountancy (MACCT) program at the time they are admitted to Albertson College’s undergraduate program.
• Pre-admitted students will be granted full admission status to the MACCT program when they meet the following conditions:
1. receive an undergraduate degree with a grade point average of 2.80 or higher from Albertson College.
2. complete the following set of courses during their undergraduate study:
   
   Prerequisites for the Accounting Core:
• MAT-112 Introduction to Statistics
• recommended: MAT-212 Advanced Statistical Methods
• POE-271 Principles of Microeconomics
• POE-272 Principles of Macroeconomics
• BUS-201 Introduction to Management Information Systems

Accounting Core:

• BUS-221 Financial Accounting
• BUS-222 Managerial Accounting
• BUS-330 Principles of Finance
• BUS-340 International Business
• BUS-350 Management Science
• BUS-357 Organizational Behavior
• BUS-360 Principles of Marketing
• BUS-385.1 Management Information Systems
• BUS-391 Legal Environment of Organizations
• BUS-459 Policy Studies

Advanced Accounting Courses:

• BUS-318 Intermediate Accounting I
• BUS-319 Intermediate Accounting II
• BUS-423 Auditing
• BUS-424 Tax Accounting
• BUS-427 Managerial/Cost Accounting
  
1. submit all other application materials specified in the University of Idaho Graduate Catalog including a satisfactory GMAT test score.
• Students would be required to satisfactorily complete thirty credit hours at the University of Idaho as specified in the Graduate Catalog to earn the MACCT.

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