Can someone please review my degree plan?

[rachel83az]

Phew! I was worried there!

It does look like you're fairly well set for the accounting classes. For the business classes, I think you'll be set even with the straight BA Accounting.
Business Policy
Intro to Business
Management Information Systems (maybe?)
Business Law I
Business Law II
Legal & Ethical Environment of Business.
Business Communications
Operations Management
Strategic Professional Communication
Organizational Communication

You could transfer in a couple extra business courses from SDC, just to be sure you hit the requirements for business, but I don't think it's needed.

[twy2024]

Phew! I was worried there!

It does look like you're fairly well set for the accounting classes. For the business classes, I think you'll be set even with the straight BA Accounting.
Business Policy
Intro to Business
Management Information Systems (maybe?)
Business Law I
Business Law II
Legal & Ethical Environment of Business.
Business Communications
Operations Management
Strategic Professional Communication
Organizational Communication

You could transfer in a couple extra business courses from SDC, just to be sure you hit the requirements for business, but I don't think it's needed.

@rachel83az
Thanks for checking this for me. For some reason, I don't see the following courses listed for BA Accounting at UMPI? 
http://catalog.umpi.edu/preview_program....turnto=120

Management Information Systems
Legal & Ethical Environment of Business
Business Communications

[rachel83az]

https://online.umpi.edu/degrees/undergra...arts/acct/

Scroll almost all the way to the bottom and click the + next to Accounting Major.

[bjcheung77]

Yeah, I knew it was a typo, it's 24 credits. Hmm, it really depends on what you want, an Accounting Major or a Business Admin major with a concentration of accounting. Either one of these would work for you at UMPI due the required number of credits for each one and would hit the 24-credit mark for accounting.

[ss20ts]

Just make sure ACE courses will count in requirements. Some states are weird and like to be difficult. I live in one of them and they are a total PITA with many licenses and the requirements.

[twy2024]

Just make sure ACE courses will count in requirements. Some states are weird and like to be difficult. I live in one of them and they are a total PITA with many licenses and the requirements.

@ss20ts
Thank you. That's actually my main concern, but I can't find where I could verify this information from either Ohio or California.

[ss20ts]

Just make sure ACE courses will count in requirements. Some states are weird and like to be difficult. I live in one of them and they are a total PITA with many licenses and the requirements.

@ss20ts
Thank you. That's actually my main concern, but I can't find where I could verify this information from either Ohio or California.

If you can't find that info, your best bet may be to complete the accounting courses at an RA school which UMPI is. I know Cali can be weird like NY with requirements. They seem more lenient than us though. Here in NY they're really goofy.

[twy2024]

Just make sure ACE courses will count in requirements. Some states are weird and like to be difficult. I live in one of them and they are a total PITA with many licenses and the requirements.

@ss20ts
Thank you. That's actually my main concern, but I can't find where I could verify this information from either Ohio or California.

If you can't find that info, your best bet may be to complete the accounting courses at an RA school which UMPI is. I know Cali can be weird like NY with requirements. They seem more lenient than us though. Here in NY they're really goofy.

Yup, that's actually my plan, just to be safe. I am also considering to get a MBA somewhere else to fulfill the extra 30 credits requirement.