College Catalog
Accounting (ACCT)

The faculty in Business Administration fully support and affirm the mission of St. Norbert College to provide students with a liberal education contributing to the students' intellectual, personal, and moral development. To this end, the discipline's faculty fully support the philosophy and goals of the College and recognize the General Education program as the basis for all Business Administration curricula.

Each Business Administration curriculum, in support of the General Education program, helps students develop skills for effective communication, problem-solving, and logical decision-making. These curricula also help students develop an understanding of ethical issues.

Each Business Administration curriculum helps students become knowledgeable and skilled business professionals and prepares them for graduate business education. Each curriculum also provides a broad-based business preparation that enables majors to integrate theoretical and applied aspects of business, develop technical, conceptual, and human skills, and understand domestic and global business environments.

This curriculum leads to a B.B.A. degree in Business Administration with a major in Accounting.

Residency Requirement: In order to earn a B.B.A. degree from St. Norbert College, a student must earn satisfactory credit in at least six required business courses (BUAD) at St. Norbert College.

Independent Study: The number of independent studies in the 32 full courses (128 semester credits) required for the B.B.A. degree is limited to three.

Internship: BUAD 494, internship for credit, can be taken only once for credit. This limit does not affect internships not taken for credit.

Assessment: Assessment data is obtained through existing college surveys, and nationally normed collection devices in courses such as BUAD 485.  There are no special student requirements in regard to assessment of the General Business or Accounting programs. The International Business and Language Area Studies program is assessed separately.

Courses: In this catalog, the Business Administration (BUAD) faculty have indicated in which semester(s) each BUAD course will be offered. While the faculty will attempt to maintain this schedule of classes, the schedule may change due to various circumstances such as available staffing.

Graduate School Advisor: Dr. Matthew Stollak

2007-2008 Accounting Program Requirements

2005-2007 Accounting Program Requirements

2003-2005 Accounting Program Requirements

2001-2003 Accounting Program Requirements

Accounting Course Descriptions

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