To receive a Bachelor of Business Administration or a Bachelor of Accountancy degree as a second degree, the student must be enrolled in the College of Business for the last 30 hours presented for the degree. A minimum of 30 additional hours must be completed over the number of hours required for the first degree. A combined maximum of 33 hours of correspondence and extension work for the Bachelor of Accountancy degree. A maximum of 30 hours of lower-division credit by advanced standing examinations. A maximum of 30 hours of upper-division credit by advanced standing examinations.
Credit is given for all correspondence work except for courses presented for the major.
Correspondence study may be taken in the major to be used only in the computation of the major grade point average. A maximum of six hours from the 15 hours of upper-division basic core courses may be taken by correspondence. Correspondence work transferred to the College is subject to the same restrictions for all transfer work. Upper-division business courses completed through correspondence and transferred to the College are subject to departmental approval. A student may enroll in a maximum of six hours of correspondence at one time.