Accounting Five Year B.B.A./M.B.A.

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NY State Program Code: 31988
HEGIS Code: 0502.00
CIP Code: 52.0301

Students planning a career in public accounting should be aware that to acquire the C.P.A. license in New York State, as well as many other states, candidates have to complete at least 150 credit hours of college education. Our undergraduate accounting majors can meet the above NY State requirement and obtain an MBA in 12 additional months by finishing the B.B.A. in accounting and then completing the required graduate courses on a full-time basis, as described below:

Requirements for the Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting and Master of Business Administration (B.B.A./M.B.A.)

Complete the Accounting, B.B.A. requirements (123 credits), followed by these courses for the M.B.A. (33 credits):

ACC (0201) 703 - Advanced Auditing Credits: 3.00
ACC (0201) 704 - Advanced Federal Taxation Credits: 3.00
ACC (0201) 707 - Auditing And The Computer Credits: 3.00
ACC (0201) 708 - Seminar in Accounting Theory Credits: 3.00
BUS (0204) 662 - Entrepreneurship/ Intrapreneurship Credits: 3.00
or
HRM (0208) 765 - Developing World Class Human Resources Credits: 3.00
BUS (0204) 679 - Strategic Management Credits: 3.00
BUS (0204) 689 - Negotiation for the Business Professional Credits: 3.00
DSC (0207) 678 - Creating Organizational Value with Operations and Supply Chain Management Credits: 3.00
FIN (0209) 734 - Building Shareholder Value Credits: 3.00
MGT (0210) 666 - Leadership & Innovation In Complex Systems Credits: 3.00
DSC (0207) 770 - Management of Technology Credits: 3.00

Note:

Students completing the B.B.A. in Accounting and desiring to go into the fifth year option have to take the foundation course requirement of DSC (0207) 573, Management Information Systems, unless they took DSC (0207) 478, the undergraduate course in Management Information Systems, as one of the Liberal Arts electives in their senior year.

Please call 516-877-4670 for more information.