Nov 23, 2024  
Undergraduate Bulletin 2023-2024 
    
Undergraduate Bulletin 2023-2024 Archived Bulletin

Accounting, B.A.


William Hitchcock, M.B.A., Dean 

General Education 36-39 credits
Major 57-58 credits
General Elective 23-27 credits

Student Learning Outcomes - Accounting

  1. Summarize legal issues related to business transactions and activities
  2. Analyze data to effectively inform business decisions
  3. Produce written communications appropriate for a professional business setting
  4. Employ oral communication appropriate for a professional business setting
  5. Apply principles of Catholic Social Teaching (CST) to moral dilemmas in business
  6. Analyze complex problems relevant to the sub-discipline of Financial Accounting
  7. Analyze complex problems relevant to the sub-discipline of Managerial Accounting
  8. Analyze complex problems relevant to the sub-discipline of Auditing
  9. Analyze complex problems relevant to the sub-discipline of Taxation

General Education Requirements


   

Requirements for the major in Accounting (B.A.):


Students must earn a cumulative average of 2.000 or better in all L.ACC, L.BAN, L.BUS, and L.CIT courses and complete a minimum of 12 credits of upper level courses in their major (beyond core and supporting) at Loras College, including the capstone course.

Please Note:


Students must get PRIOR written permission to transfer in credit once they have matriculated at Loras. Students wishing to take a summer school class on another campus must get written permission from the Dean of the School of Business or their designee BEFORE taking the class. If a student has taken courses on other campuses and then transfers to Loras, the Dean of the School of Business or their designee will make a determination of those transfer credits.

 

Anyone who takes Intermediate Accounting at another four-year institution and earns two Cs or any Ds must retake both semesters of Intermediate Accounting at Loras College unless a waiver is granted by the Dean of the School of Business or their designee. Students planning to take the C.P.A. examination should consult with a member of the accounting faculty to be sure that the student is aware of the educational requirements of the jurisdiction in which he/she plans to qualify for the examination.