Accounting is involved in a wide variety of careers. RIT undergraduate students from outside the Saunders College of Business will gain analytical and organizational skills that are an integral part of the accounting minor. Business students completing a major in something other than accounting will broaden their learning experiences and professional opportunities by having more depth in operational accounting topics.
Refer to the General Policies and Requirements
Financial Accounting and Management Accounting are required courses. Three additional courses must be selected from the elective list; two of the three electives must be accounting courses (courses beginning with “0101”).
| Required Courses: | ||
| 0101‑301 | Financial Accounting | |
| 0101‑302 | Management Accounting | |
| Electives: Select three from the following with at least two accounting (0101) electives: | ||
| 0101‑345 | Accounting Information Systems | |
| 0101‑408 | Financial Reporting And Analysis I | |
| 0101‑409 | Financial Reporting And Analysis II | |
| 0101‑522 | Personal And Small Business Taxation | |
| 0101‑523 | Advanced Taxation | |
| 0101‑554 | Seminar In Accounting | |
| 0104‑220 | Personal Financial Management | |
| 0104‑350 | Corporate Finance | |
| 0110‑319 | Legal Environment Of Business | |
Note: Students in this Minor interested in possibly getting a CPA certification in the future are encouraged to take the following electives:
0101-408 Financial Reporting and Analysis I
0101-409 Financial Reporting and Analysis II
0101-522 Personal & Small Business Taxation
The faculty advisor is Dr. Jerry Curnutt, Assistant Dean for Administration
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