Business Northwood Accounting | Associate in Arts Pathway

Pathway Information

• Total Credits | 93
• Pathway Result | Associate in Arts
• Program Code | AA.EBUS.NWACC
• Special Notes | 

Pathway Course Sequence

Semester 1 | 18 Credits

• CIS 100 Intro to Information Systems (3 Credits) ^
• COM 101 Fundamentals of Communication (3 Credits) ^ OR 
  • COM 257 Public Speaking (3 Credits) ^
• ENG 111 Freshman English Composition (3 Credits) ^
• HIS 101 Issues in Western Civilization I (3 Credits) 
• MAT 107 College Algebra (3 Credits)

Semester 2 | 15 Credits

• BUS 122 Principles of Management (3 Credits) ^
• CIS 130 Applications with Microcomputers (3 Credits) ^
• ECO 201 Principles of Economics (macroeconomics) (3 Credits) ^
• HIS 102 Issues in Western Civilization II (3 Credits) 
• HUM 101 World of Creativity I (3 Credits) 

Semester 3 | 15 Credits

• ACC 201 Financial Accounting (4 Credits) ^
• ECO 202 Principles of Economics (microeconomics) (3 Credits) ^
• MAT 212 Introduction to Probability and Statistics (3 Credits)  
• ENV 200 Environmental Biology (3 Credits) 
• SOC 101 Principles of Sociology (3 Credits) 

Semester 4 | 16 Credits

• ACC 211 Managerial Accounting (4 Credits) ^
• BUS 213 Business Law and Ethics (3 Credits) ^
• ENG 222 Expository Writing and Research (3 Credits) ^
• PHL 220 Ethical Issues (3 Credits)  
• PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology (3 Credits) 

Semester 5 | 16 Credits

• ACC 205 Payroll Accounting (3 Credits) 
• ACC 251 Tax Accounting I (3 Credits)  
• ACC 261 Computerized Accounting (3 Credits) 
• ACC 275 Intermediate Accounting I (3 Credits) 
• BIO 100 Introduction to Biology (3 Credits) OR
  • GEL 101 Physical Geology (3 Credits) OR
  • PSC 101 Introductory Astonomy (4 Credits) 

Semester 6 | 15 Credits

• ACC 231 Principles of Cost Accounting (3 Credits) 
• ACC 252 Tax Accounting II (3 Credits) 
• ACC 276 Intermediate Accounting II (3 Credits) 
• BUS 162 Principles of Marketing (3 Credits) ^
• HUM 200 Modernity and Culture (3 Credits) OR
  • HUM 242 Studies in Compassion (3 Credits)

Additional Pathway Information

What's a pathway?

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