The concentration in forensic accounting offers students the opportunity to learn about the roles and responsibilities of a forensic accountant, fraud standards, different types of fraud, ethical considerations, internal controls, business valuation, breach of contract, and damage calculations. Students also complete coursework in advanced auditing. Find out more about a concentration in forensic accounting or about a career in forensic accounting. Students should refer to the College Bulletin or the major status sheet for complete information regarding major requirements.
The 18-credit hour minor in accounting exposes students to various areas of accounting including introductory financial and managerial topics, corporate financial reporting, accounting systems, and federal tax law. In addition to five required courses, students select one accounting elective.
Students should refer to the College Bulletin or the minor course requirements for complete information regarding minors.
The 18-credit hour minor in finance broadens learning beyond introductory finance topics to include investments and other advanced corporate finance topics. In addition to the required courses, students select three courses from a list of electives including financial modeling, investment valuation, financial planning, capital markets, multinational finance, and entrepreneurial finance.