The dual Bachelor of Science in Accounting/Master of Business Administration degree program affords students the opportunity to earn both degrees in five years as opposed to the six years it would take to pursue the degrees separately. The 5-year program enables a student to fulfill the Maine Board of Accountancy requirement of 150 semester hours of college education for individuals who wish to become licensed to practice as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Graduate-level courses in management complement intensive professional training in accounting to prepare graduates for leadership in the field.  Students in this dual degree program achieve the learning outcomes for both the B.S. Accounting and MBA degrees.

General Education Courses
BA 211Microeconomics3
BA 212Macroeconomics3
BA 302Business Ethics3
BA 490International Business3
EH 105College Writing3
HE 111The Husson Experience ***1
MS 132Probability and Statistics3
PY 111General Psychology3
Fine Arts Elective3
Foreign Culture and Conversation Elective3
Historical Elective3
Humanities Elective (CM 100 Recommended) 3
Lab Science Elective (Must also qualify as a sustainability elective - SC 101 Recommended)3-4
Literature Elective 3
Math I Elective4
Philosophical Elective 3
Accounting and General Business Courses
AC 121Principles of Accounting I3
AC 122Principles of Accounting II3
AC 201Intermediate Accounting I3
AC 202Intermediate Accounting II3
AC 251Accounting Internship3
AC 301Advanced Accounting I3
AC 302Advanced Accounting II3
AC 331Cost Accounting 3
AC 352Forensic and Investigative Accounting3
AC 371Accounting Information Systems3
AC 441Federal Taxation I3
AC 442Federal Taxation II3
AC 461Auditing Concepts and Methods3
AC 471Accounting for Nonprofit Organizations3
BA 202Business Law II3
BA 300Business Presentations3
BA 310Organization and Management3
BA 362Financial Management 3
Choose one of the following:3
CPA Review- REG
Open Elective
Choose one of the following:3
CPA Review – FAR
Open Elective
IT 110Data Exploration & Visualization3
IT 214Spreadsheet Concepts and Applications3
MK 220Marketing Fundamentals3
Open Elective6
Graduate Business Courses
BA 600Research Methods in Business and Education3
BA 601Managerial Economics3
BA 605Management Communications3
BA 620Financial Management3
or BA 644 The Legal Environment of Business
BA 625Global Strategic Management3
BA 643Strategic Change Management3
Graduate Business Electives12
Total Hours152-153

Suggested Course Sequence

First Year
FallHoursSpringHours
AC 1213AC 1223
EH 1053IT 2143
HE 111***1MS 1323
IT 1103PY 1113
Humanities Elective (CM 100 Recommended)3Philosophical Elective 3
Math I Elective4 
 17 15
Second Year
FallHoursSpringHours
AC 2013AC 2023
BA 2113BA 2023
BA 3003BA 2123
BA 3103Fine Arts Elective3
Foreign Culture and Conversation Elective3Literature Elective 3
 15 15
Third Year
FallHoursSpringHours
AC 3013AC 3023
AC 4413AC 3523
BA 3623AC 4423
MK 2203BA 6003
Lab Science Elective (Must also qualify as a sustainability elective - SC 101 Recommended)3-4BA 6053
 15-16 15
Fourth Year
FallHoursSpringHours
AC 3313AC 2513
AC 4713Graduate Business Elective3
BA 4903Graduate Business Elective3
BA 6013Open Elective3
BA 620 or 6443Open Elective3
 15 15
Fifth Year
FallHoursSpringHours
AC 3713AC 483 ( OR Open Elective)3
AC 4613AC 484 (OR Open Elective)3
BA 6433BA 3023
Graduate Business Elective3BA 6253
Historical Elective3Graduate Business Elective3
 15 15
Total Hours: 152-153
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Credit may not be required for degree completion.