You will, however, be competing with students from across the country that has either majored in the study of accounting or have earned an advanced degree, such as a Master in Professional Accountancy (MPAc). Business Analytics. © 2018 Regents of the University of Contention and Conflict in Africa, SOCI 188E. Students may use 4 units of CSE 197 toward CSE elective requirements. Modern Art in the West, 1850-1950, ANAR 155S. What accounting class should I take first? The MPAc also provides a choice of electives that can tailor to specific interests such as audit, tax or advisory service lines. Government and Politics of the Middle East, SOCI 188I. Selected Topics in Latin American Politics, POLI 134I. Literature and Nation (when focused on Spain), LTSP 177. To fulfill the requirements of the business minor, students must take five required courses (twenty units) and two electives (or the equivalent of eight units). All interdisciplinary elective courses must be selected from departments outside of the Disciplinary Focus department. Topics in Art History of the Americas, VIS 152. For more information about how to complete a self-assessment, visit our Self- Assessment Resource page. History of Philosophy: Late Modern (Kant, Hegel), PHIL 161. Special Topics in Race and Empire, Russian Literature (LTRU) with exception of LTRU 104 A, B, C, Literatures in Spanish (LTSP) with exception of LTSP 151, 154, 160, 162, 166, MUS 111. Art and Civilization of the Ancient Maya, VIS 126C. For one technical elective, take ENG 100A and ENG 100L. Global Health: Indigenous Medicines in Latin America, ANSC 106S. Political Institutions of East Asian Countries, SOCI 123. Global Economy and Consumer Culture, COMM 155. All rights reserved. Global Health and Cultural Diversity. For more information about CPA requirements, visit our CPA Guide. The Anthropology of Mental Health in Israel and the Diaspora, COMM 158.

Special Topics in Latin American Studies, LIGN 152. Small Wars and the Global Order: Africa and Asia, HIAF 123. The Rady MPAc provides students a mix of core courses and electives to become a licensed CPA.
Interaction and Mediation: Language and Globalization, COMM 114E. Western and Non-Western Rituals and Ceremonies, VIS 121B. We highly encourage students to declare the Accounting Minor as soon as possible, to ensure you are meeting all program requirements. POLI 134AA. Lower-division transfer credits for courses that are clearly equivalent in scope and content to lower-division courses required for the Accounting minor will be accepted from regionally accredited United States institutions and from foreign institutions recognized by the Rady School of Management. You may need to submit a request via the VAC for an advisor to process move the course over  on your degree audit manually. EDS 124AR - Teaching Computation in the Digital World.

Topics/World Musitc Traditions (when focus is Europe) - must petition course to ISP advisors, POLI 120D. No credit for any of these courses will be given if Math 170 ABC is taken. Priority admission will be provided to students that earn a UC San Diego Accounting Minor. Institute for Innovation and Development, Center for ENG 100A and ENG 100L can count towards either CSE Elective or Technical Elective credit. Cultural Industries: Tourism: Global Industry and Cultural Form, COMM 112G. The Archaeology of South America, ANAR 157. Indigenous Languages of the Americas, LTSP 133. Comparative Politics of Latin America, POLI 134D.
Twentieth-Century Art in China and Japan, ANAR 135S. Those firms offer local summer leadership programs sometimes beginning as early as the summer before your junior year of study. The earning of a minor degree in accounting is an excellent start towards entrance into the profession. Paris, Capital of the Nineteenth Century, VIS 125C. Pre-Columbian Art of the Ancient Mexico and Central America, VIS 126BN. California Institute for Innovation and Development, list of tentative classes for the academic year, https://www.thiswaytocpa.com/licensure/state-requirements/, https://www.thiswaytocpa.com/licensure/state-requirements/CA/, Equity, Diversity and The only exceptions are: CSE 197, CSE 198, and CSE 199. EDS 124AR - Teaching Computation in the Digital World  (4), EDS 124BR -  Teach Computational Thinking, ECE 196 - Engineering Hands-On Group Project, (may be used as CSE Elective for CS25 Majors only; all other majors may use as TE), Effective Fall 2014: ENG 100A, Team Engineering (2 units) will be replaced with ENG 100D, Design for Development (4 units), For one technical elective, take ENG 100D (4 units). MGT 16. Citizenship, Community, and Culture, SOCI 180. In order to complete all minor requirements prior to graduation, students should begin the upper-division accounting minor course sequence (starting with MGT 131A) during the Winter Quarter of their Junior Year. Development of Spanish Literature, LTSP 170. Literature and Film of Modern Africa, POLI 120N. PHIL 155. Existentialism (Kierkegaard, Heidegger, Sartre, De Beauvoir), PHIL 183. ANTH 101.

Social Inequality and Public Policy, SOCI 157. For the 2018-2019 academic year, the CSE Department will allow the following UD Cognitive Science courses for UD CSE Electives. Note: UCSD Extension classes are professional level and certificate classes that are not part of the undergraduate degree-seeking curriculum at UCSD. Students learn to appreciate the importance of accounting as it pertains to other career tracks such as consulting, finance, investments, project management, operations, entrepreneurship and general management. The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, SOCI 188O. Topics/World Musitc Traditions (when focus is on Latin America) - must petition course to ISP advisors. Extension classes appear as zero units on a UCSD academic history. Lastly, some firms will offer winter internships. Problems in Meso-American Art History, VIS 126P. Any deviation from this list must be petitioned. ll interdisciplinary elective courses must be selected from departments, all three interdisciplinary electives must focus on one region, UC San Diego 9500 Gilman Dr. La Jolla, CA 92093 (858) 534-2230, Interdisciplinary Electives & Regional Requirement, Interdisciplinary Electives by Department, Winter 2020 Elective/Regional Requirement Course Offerings, Interdisciplinary Elective Course Offerings, Interdisciplinary Elective/Regional Requirement Course Offerings, Elective/Regional Requirement Course Offerings, Interdisciplinary Elective/Regional Requirement Course List. LIGN 167 - Deep Learning for Natural Language Understanding (4), COGS 100  -  Cyborgs Now and in the Future (4), COGS 107A - Neuroanatomy and Physiology (4), COGS 118D - Stats/Behavioral Data Analysis (4), COGS 122 - Interaction Design Startup (4), COGS 152 - Cognitive Foundations of Mathematics (4), COGS 170 - Natural and Artificial Symbolic Representational Systems, COGS 180 - Neural Coding in Sensory Systems (4), COGS 188 - AI Algorithm and Social Language (4), COCU 177 - Computer Game Studies - Students may not receive credit for both COCU 177 and COMM 105G, ECON 172A - Introduction to Operations Research, ECON 172B - Introduction to Operations Research, ECON 172C - Introduction to Operations Research, ECON 178 - Economic and Business Fore casting. MGT45 Principles of Accounting cannot be considered an adequate substitute for both ECON4/MGT4 Financial Accounting and MGT5 Managerial Accounting. Global Economy and Consumer Culture, ECON 103. International Monetary Relations, ECON 125.

California. Students may not receive credit for both CSE 167 and AMES 152. The Israeli-Palestinan Conflict, SOCI 189. 19th century Philosophy (Schopenhauer, Marx, Nietzsche), PHIL 109. Undergraduate students must get instructor's permission and departmental stamp to enroll in a graduate course. Marine and Coastal Archaeology and the Biblical Seas, ANAR 185. You may declare a minor through Tritonlink. Nationally, we see these highly coveted internship positions offered between your senior and graduate year of studies. PHIL 180. Inclusion, Principles of Language of Politics and Advertising, LTEN 188. Religion in Contemporary Society, SOCI 169. Ancient Maya: Archaeological Problems and Perspectives, ANSC 106. Middle East Desert Cultural Ecology, ANAR 190. PHIL 166. in Business

Be sure to seek advising about course selection from the Study of Religion program director when planning your study abroad program. All courses for the major must be taken for a letter grade of C- or better. Accounting is one of the world's leading professions; as such, it is one of the most competitive professions to enter as well. Latin American Art: Modern to Postmodern, 1950-Present, ANAR 113. Philosophy and Race - DEI Course!

History of Philosophy: Early Modern (Descartes, Locke, Hume), PHIL 112. ENG 100D and ENG 100L can count towards either CSE Elective or Technical Elective credit. CSE does not manage enrollment for courses in other departments.