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See the degree grade →A focused minor providing non-accounting undergraduates with foundational and upper-division accounting coursework. Suited to students in technical majors, business-adjacent programs, or anyone who wants practical accounting skills for career advantage or personal financial understanding.
The minor requires a 33-unit core and 6 units of accounting electives. Core required courses (33 units):
Minor electives (select 6 units):
Other upper-division accounting courses may be approved as electives with agreement from the minor coordinator and the Accounting Department chair, contingent on prerequisites being met.
The minor is intended for students whose primary major is not accounting; it is structured so most non-accounting majors can complete it within their degree requirements with careful planning. Students should contact the Accounting Department to enroll and are responsible for adhering to the minor requirements that apply when they sign the formal contract. Course waivers or substitutions are not allowed.
The curriculum is designed to produce accounting-literate graduates who can apply accounting concepts in technical or business roles, enhance employability across disciplines, or manage personal financial matters more effectively. Outcomes include roles that value financial reporting, costing, taxation awareness, auditing fundamentals, and accounting information systems knowledge.
Financial support specifics are not provided on the minor page; students should consult university-wide scholarship offices and departmental resources for funding opportunities and eligibility.
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