Accounting Major transfer evaluation - Can anyone tell me what I'm in for?

[Worick_Arcangelo]

edit: I'm doing the Bachelor of Arts Accounting Major, not the Business Admin Accounting degree.

edit: I literally just got confirmation after posting this thread that I passed Sophia's Chem Lab course.

I start on Jan 17th. For those who have already completed or are in the process, what are the courses like on UMPI?

The PDF that UMPI sent me for "Your Pace Baccalaureate Program Accounting Major Overall Graduation Requirements" says that out of 120.00 required, I have 78 units taken and need 42 units despite the classes below in aggregate being much higher than 42 units. What gives?

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Here are the classes on UMPI that I'm taking: I completed some extra Sophia classes after already submitting a transcript. I bolded and underlined some classes that I think I might be able to transfer in, can someone let me know if ?

BUS 150 Intro to Financial Accounting ← Assigned for First session
COM 210 Organizational Communication ← Assigned for First session
BUS 200 Intermediate Business Computing ← Assigned First session
BUS 220 Managerial Accounting ← Assigned First session
GEC Critical & Creative Thinking Learning Objective D[b] [b]← I complete Critical Thinking on Sophia, would it transfer to this?[/b][/b]
BUS 242 Spreadsheet Applications
MAT 140 Mathematics for Business
BUS 325 Financial Management
BUS 348 Cost Accounting
GEC Quantitative & Scientific Reasoning Learning Objectives C & E ← I just completed Intro to Chem and my touchstone for Chem Lab on Sophia is currently being graded
BUS 350: Business Law 1
BUS 352: Business Law 2
BUS 361: Intermediate Accounting
BUS 362: Intermediate Accounting 2
GEC Global Consciousness & Intercultural Awareness Learning Obj E ← I completed Sophia Learning's Sociology class, would this transfer?
BUS 376: Independent Auditing
BUS 377: Federal Taxation  1
BUS 378: Federal Taxation 2
BUS 415 - Operations Management
BUS 440 - Business Analytics
BUS 464 - Advanced Accounting
BUS 466 - Governmental & Not-for-Profit Accounting
BUS 489 - Business Policy & Strategy
BUS 469 Strategic Professional Communication ← Would Sophia Learnings Business Communation transfer into this?

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Completed credits:

Sophia: 49 credits (Does not include updated transcripted which would have Intro to Chem, Chem Lab (still being graded), Sociology, Business Communication, Critical Thinking)

VISCOMM 1001 (Visual Communication - COM 1XX (General Elective) : 3 units
STAT 1001 (Introduction to Statistics - MAT 101 (Basic Statistics) : 3 units
SPAN 1001 (Spanish I) - SPA 101 (Elementary Spanish) : 3 units
PM 1001 (Project Management) - BUS 141 (Intro Project Mgmt) : 3 units
PHIL 1002 (Introduction to Ethics) - PHI 152 (Introduction to Ethics) : 0 units
HUM BIO 1001 (Human Biology) - BIO 103 (Human Biology) : 3 units
HIST 1001 (U.S. History I) - HTY 161 (United States History)  : 3 units
HIST 1002 (U.S. History II) - HTY 162 (United States History) : 3 units
FIN 1001 (Principles of Finance) - BUS 1XX (Business Elective) 3 units
ENVS 1001 (Environmental Science) - ENV 110 (Intro to Environmental) : 3 units
ECON 1001 (Macroeconomics) - ECO 207 (Macro & Micro Economics) : 3 units
CS 1005 (Intro to Web Development - COS 1XX (Computer Science) : 3 units
CS 1001 (Intro to Info Technology) COS 103 (Intro. to Information Tech) : 3 units
CONRES 1000 (Essntls of Managing conflict) - BUS 1XX (Business Elective) : 1 unit
CA 1001 (College Algebra) - MAT 117 (College Algebra) : 3units
BUS 1001 (Introduction to Business) - BUS 101 (Introduction to Business) : 3 units
ARTHIST 1001 (Art History I) - ART 211 (Art History I) : 3 units
ARTHIST 1002 (Art History II) - ART 212 (Art History II) : 3 units

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College Credits: 27 credits


SSY 240 (Developmental Psychology) - PSY 2XX (Psychology Elective) : 3 units
SSY 101 (General Psychology) - PSY 100 (General Psychology) : 3 units
SSE 125 (World Geography) - GEO 100 (World Geography) : 3 units
SCN 195 (Community Health) - GEL 1XX (General Elective) : 2 units
LIB 110 (Integrating Sem: Liberal Arts) - GEL 1XX (General Elective) : 1 unit
HUP 114 (Medical Ethics) - PHI 152 (Introduction to Ethics) : 3 units
HUM 101 (Introduction to Music) - GEL 1XX (General Elective) 3 units
ENG 103 (The Research Paper) - ENG 1XX (English Elective) : 2 units
ENG 102 (Comp II: Writing through lit) - ENG 121 (College Composition) : 3 units
ENG 101 (Composition I) - ENG 101 (College Composition) : 3 units


So what do you guys think? Am I in for an academic ass whooping?

[LevelUP]

If you follow the Wiki, you can transfer in 90 credits
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/UM...egree_Plan

If you want to become a CPA, you'll need 150 credits in total. Check with your state license to see what is required.

[Worick_Arcangelo]

If you follow the Wiki, you can transfer in 90 credits
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/UM...egree_Plan

If you want to become a CPA, you'll need 150 credits in total. Check with your state license to see what is required.

I'm in the Bachelor of Art Accounting Major, not Business Admin Accounting degree. My bad with my wording, I should have made it more clear.

[ss20ts]

The GEC is the same for all degree plans so follow that on the Wiki.

[LevelUP]

If you follow the Wiki, you can transfer in 90 credits
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/UM...egree_Plan

If you want to become a CPA, you'll need 150 credits in total. Check with your state license to see what is required.

I'm in the Bachelor of Art Accounting Major, not Business Admin Accounting degree. My bad with my wording, I should have made it more clear.

That degree only has a few electives which is why you have to take so many courses.

https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/UM...egree_Plan

[Worick_Arcangelo]

So has anybody here completed any of these courses at UMPI? Like how difficult were they?

[acethroughcollege]

So has anybody here completed any of these courses at UMPI? Like how difficult were they?

I took these classes and this is how I found the difficulty level. It may be different for you since you may be good at different things than I am and therefore find your experience with these classes to be different.

Intermediate Business Computing Easy (and fun for me   )
Financial Management Hard (extremely long course with a test. Remember to memorize the formulas because the test is heavy on math using the regular formulas and excel formulas.)
Spreadsheet Application Easy (because I love spreadsheets, If you don't, you may not like it)
mathematics for business Easy (just make sure you can complete the problems in the coursework, and you should be fine)
project risk & cost management Hard (surprisingly hard test)
database management systems Medium (would be easy if the course focused more on how to use Microsoft access for creating databases)
project management applications I Easy
project management applications II Easy
Strategic and Professional Communication Medium/Hard
Federal Tax I Medium

Also, there are a lot of courses on that list that you can take on study.com, which will be cheaper than doing them at UMPI


Here is a link to my degree plan. The other degree plans on that spreadsheet are not up to date so I would only look at the Double major tab.

[loops77]

So has anybody here completed any of these courses at UMPI? Like how difficult were they?

I took these classes

Intermediate Business Computing Easy (and fun for me   )
Financial Management Hard (extremely long course with a test. Remember to memorize the formulas because the test is heavy on math using the regular formulas and excel formulas.)
Spreadsheet Application Easy (because I love spreadsheets, If you don't, you may not like it)
mathematics for business Easy (just make sure you can complete the problems in the coursework, and you should be fine)
project risk & cost management Hard (surprisingly hard test)
database management systems Medium (would be easy if the course focused more on how to use Microsoft access for creating databases)
project management applications I Easy
project management applications II Easy
Strategic and Professional Communication Medium/Hard
Federal Tax I Medium

arnt the exams open book anyway?

[acethroughcollege]

So has anybody here completed any of these courses at UMPI? Like how difficult were they?

I took these classes

Intermediate Business Computing Easy (and fun for me   )
Financial Management Hard (extremely long course with a test. Remember to memorize the formulas because the test is heavy on math using the regular formulas and excel formulas.)
Spreadsheet Application Easy (because I love spreadsheets, If you don't, you may not like it)
mathematics for business Easy (just make sure you can complete the problems in the coursework, and you should be fine)
project risk & cost management Hard (surprisingly hard test)
database management systems Medium (would be easy if the course focused more on how to use Microsoft access for creating databases)
project management applications I Easy
project management applications II Easy
Strategic and Professional Communication Medium/Hard
Federal Tax I Medium

arnt the exams open book anyway?

no they are not open book