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06 Dec 2013, 02:22
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Hi guys,
I'm applying to the USC MAcc program as a non-major and I know there is 3 prereq's for applying. I've taken the business related ones but not the Intro to Accounting course. It says they do not recommend CCs and Online courses. Is Cal State LA sufficient? Also, for UCLA Extension, I see that there is two parts to the Principles of Accounting course. Do I have to take both 1X A and B to fulfill this requirement?
Thanks
I'm applying to the USC MAcc program as a non-major and I know there is 3 prereq's for applying. I've taken the business related ones but not the Intro to Accounting course. It says they do not recommend CCs and Online courses. Is Cal State LA sufficient? Also, for UCLA Extension, I see that there is two parts to the Principles of Accounting course. Do I have to take both 1X A and B to fulfill this requirement?
Thanks
28 Dec 2013, 21:56
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I would suggest you to contact them directly. Please update their answer too, which would be helpful to other people.
USC Leventhal School of Accounting
3660 Trousdale Parkway, ACC 101
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0441
213.740.4838 / 213.747.2815 Fax
[email protected]
USC Leventhal School of Accounting
3660 Trousdale Parkway, ACC 101
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0441
213.740.4838 / 213.747.2815 Fax
[email protected]
07 Jan 2014, 21:14
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Did you ever happen to hear back on this question? I emailed a while back but never got a response. Was hoping to find an answer before the UCLA Extension drop date or I'd try one of USC's on-campus sessions. Tried some former students but none had gone through summer session and all started with Intermediate Accounting.
I assumed both parts are required (it's 2.0 units per course) but I was more concerned whether or not "Principles of Accounting" even counted as the prerequisite "Intro to Financial Accounting." For example, Glendale Community Colleges offers "Financial Accounting 101" and "Basic Accounting 110." Seems like the latter is for non-business majors and I'm wondering if the same is true for UCLA's extension course.
I assumed both parts are required (it's 2.0 units per course) but I was more concerned whether or not "Principles of Accounting" even counted as the prerequisite "Intro to Financial Accounting." For example, Glendale Community Colleges offers "Financial Accounting 101" and "Basic Accounting 110." Seems like the latter is for non-business majors and I'm wondering if the same is true for UCLA's extension course.
