This should usually occur during the student's junior or senior year. Computer literacy is required of all students as defined by possessing application skills in word processing, spreadsheets, and presentation software. For students transferring into the program the College reserves the right to determine which required classes must be completed for a degree. Major in Accounting Students who plan to take the Certified Public Accountant examination should be aware that beginning in 1997, the state of Kansas requires among other things, the completion of at least 150 semester hours. A faculty advisor should be consulted before making final decisions relative to a degree program.
Many career choices are available in the profession of accountancy.
The three principal areas of employment are in an industrial concern, public practice, and governmental agencies. Students interested in international business are encouraged to acquire the international studies interdisciplinary minor in addition to their major in Business Administration. The opportunities and requirements for a concentration in each of the subject areas are described below. Career options may be available in each of these areas. The management area of concentration will provide the student with the necessary background for careers in business and non-business organization.