CATALOG 1952-1953


 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

 Students will be admitted to the College of Business Administration who have
fulfilled the following requirements:
 1. Completion of the requirements of the University College with an academic
 average of 2.0. This must include:
 (a) All required University College courses (C-1, C-2, C-3, C-41, C-42, C-5
 and C-6 or satisfactory substitutes therefore with a passing grade on each.
 (b) All required foundation courses, with a passing grade on each, which
 include the following:
 ES. 205-206 -Basic Economics
 ATG. 211-212-Elementary Accounting
 ES. 203 -Elementary Statistics
 MS. 208 -Business Mathematics
 2. A Committee on Admissions will consider requests for admission from students
 who do not meet the conditions stated above. Admission without the required
 average, however, will be approved only in exceptional cases.

 CURRICULUM IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

 The Curriculum in Business Administration is divided into sixteen groups or pro-
grams of studies. Each student is required to select and complete one of these groups
or programs. Of sixty-six semester hours required for graduation, from thirty-nine to
fifty-one hours are prescribed. Where adequate cause therefore is shown students may by
petition in some cases substitute other courses in economics and business administration
for these prescribed courses. The remaining hours in each group are approved electives.
Of these hours, twelve may consist of courses offered outside the College of Business Ad-
ministration, including six semester hours in advanced military science.

 I. ACCOUNTING

 This curriculum is designed to train students in the basic elements of accounting
and to provide them with general preparation in three major fields of accounting:
Public, private, and governmental. James W. DaVault, Adviser.
 Junior Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
ATG. 311.-Accounting Principles ................ 3 ATG. 312.-Accounting Principles .............. 3
ATG. 313.- Cost Accounting .......................... 3 BS. 402.- Business Law .................................. 3
BS. 401.- Business Law ............................. 3 ES. 327.- Public Finance .............................. 3
ES. 321.-Money and Banking ................... 3 Accounting Elective* ........................................ 3
Approved Elective ................................. 3 Approved Elective .......................................... 3
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*Accounting Electives: ATG. 417.-Governmental Accounting (required for the C.P.A. Examination in
 Florida); ATG. 413.-Advanced Accounting Systems; ATG. 419.-Controllership
 Accounting.
 Senior Year
ATG. 411.-Advanced Accounting .................. 3 ATG. 412.-Principles of Auditing ................ 3
BS. 427.-Corporation Finance ...................... 3 or
ES. 407.-Economic Principles and ATG. 416.-Internal Auditing ........................ (3)
 Problems ........................... ........ 3 ES. 408.- Economic Principles and
Accounting Elective* .......................................... 3 Problem s ................................. ... 3
Approved Electives ............................................. 6 Accounting Elective* ......................................... 3
 Approved Electives .................................... 9
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*Accounting Electives: ATG. 415.-Corporate Accounting Problems; ATG. 418.-Advanced Accounting,
 C.P.A. Problems; ATG. 414.-Income Tax Accounting; ATG. 412.-Principles of
 Auditing; ATG. 416.-Internal Auditing.
 The choice of electives depends upon the student's interest in the public, private, or governmental
accounting fields and should be determined in consultation with the accounting adviser.