Minor in Accounting

Program Overview

Broaden your career options in management, finance, and more while gaining valuable skills to empower your own financial literacy.

Program Format

On-Campus

Degree Options

  • Undergraduate Minor

Time to Complete

18-credit minor

Program Details

By providing a foundational understanding of financial reporting and strategic decision making, the Accounting Minor gives students a solid framework for analyzing and interpreting business data. The minor not only broadens career opportunities in management and finance but also equips students with valuable skills to support personal finance decisions.

Minor Courses: Students must complete all courses listed here to receive a Minor in Accounting:

  • ACC1201: Financial Accounting
  • ACC2210: Managerial Accounting
  • ACC2401: Intermediate Accounting I with lab
  • ACC2601: Intermediate Accounting II with lab
  • ACC3411: Cost Accounting

Choose one of the following courses:

  • ACC3402: Auditing
  • ACC3422: Advanced Accounting I
  • ACC3431: Advanced Accounting II
  • ACC3440: Federal Income Taxation

Please reference the current catalog for all course descriptions.

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Scholarships

Grants and scholarships are awarded based on both need and merit.

Have a Question?

Contact our faculty lead for program-specific questions or email admissions@aic.edu for general college admission requirements.

Keith Gauthier, MS, CPA
Associate Professor of Accounting

Phone: 413.205.3447
Email: keith.gauthier@aic.edu
Hours: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

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