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The University of Pittsburgh offers a minor in Accounting, designed to complement your major studies. This program requires the completion of five courses, totaling 15 credits. To successfully earn the minor, each course must be passed with a grade of C- or better.
Curriculum
The Accounting minor consists of 15 credits across 5 courses.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the requirements to complete the Accounting Minor?
- To earn the Accounting Minor, you must complete five courses totaling 15 credits. Each course requires a minimum grade of C- or better.
- How do I declare the Accounting Minor?
- To declare the Accounting Minor, consult with your academic advisor to discuss your interest and ensure it aligns with your main degree program. You will need to complete the necessary declaration paperwork.
- What is the tuition for the Accounting Minor?
- Tuition rates for the Accounting Minor vary and depend on your primary degree program. Please refer to the University of Pittsburgh's main admissions and financial aid pages for specific international tuition rates.
- Are there scholarships available for the Accounting Minor?
- The Coverdell Fellows Program scholarship does not apply to the Accounting Minor. For other potential scholarship information, please refer to the University of Pittsburgh's main admissions and financial aid pages.
- What career paths can the Accounting Minor support?
- The Accounting Minor provides foundational knowledge valuable for careers in accounting, auditing, financial analysis, and management, complementing your major studies.
Entry requirements
Minor in AccountingAll courses must be completed with a grade of C- or better.
This program is a minor, and specific entry requirements are tied to the primary degree program.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the University of Pittsburgh's main admissions and financial aid pages for specific international tuition rates.
Tuition (home)Tuition rates vary based on the primary degree program. Please consult the University of Pittsburgh's financial aid pages.
LivingEstimated living costs can be found on the University of Pittsburgh's financial aid pages.
The Coverdell Fellows Program offers a 50% tuition and fees scholarship for eligible Returned Peace Corps Volunteers pursuing an MPH or MS degree. This scholarship does not apply to the Accounting Minor.
How to apply
1. Consult Your AdvisorSpeak with your academic advisor to discuss your interest in the Accounting minor and how it fits into your overall academic plan.
2. Review Program RequirementsFamiliarize yourself with the specific course requirements and grade expectations for the Accounting minor. Checklists and program sheets are available for download.
3. Submit Declaration FormComplete and submit the official form to declare your intention to pursue the Accounting minor. Your advisor can guide you on the correct procedure and forms.
Frequently asked questions
What are the requirements to complete the Accounting Minor?
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To earn the Accounting Minor, you must complete five courses totaling 15 credits. Each course requires a minimum grade of C- or better.
How do I declare the Accounting Minor?
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To declare the Accounting Minor, consult with your academic advisor to discuss your interest and ensure it aligns with your main degree program. You will need to complete the necessary declaration paperwork.
What is the tuition for the Accounting Minor?
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Tuition rates for the Accounting Minor vary and depend on your primary degree program. Please refer to the University of Pittsburgh's main admissions and financial aid pages for specific international tuition rates.
Are there scholarships available for the Accounting Minor?
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The Coverdell Fellows Program scholarship does not apply to the Accounting Minor. For other potential scholarship information, please refer to the University of Pittsburgh's main admissions and financial aid pages.
What career paths can the Accounting Minor support?
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The Accounting Minor provides foundational knowledge valuable for careers in accounting, auditing, financial analysis, and management, complementing your major studies.