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DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING

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San Francisco, CA 94132

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INFORMATION ABOUT SF STATE SCHOLAR PROGRAM IN ACCOUNTING

The SF State Scholar Program in Accounting is a combined program that awards both the Bachelor of Science in

Business Administration (Concentration in Accounting) and the Master of Science in Accountancy.

• Students will receive both BSBA and MSA degrees when they complete each degree requirements

▪ BSBA degree will be awarded in a semester immediately prior to transitioning into the graduate

program after all BSBA degree requirements are satisfied

▪ MSA degree will be separately awarded when all MSA degree requirements are completed

▪ Students will be able to attend both (i.e., BSBA and MSA) University-wide (as well as Accounting

Department) graduations

▪ Students will need to apply for 2 graduations separately

• To receive both degrees, students will need to complete all BSBA degree requirements and 10 800-level

(i.e., 30 semester units) courses

▪ Before transitioning into the graduate program, students will need to complete all BSBA degree

requirements

• Once admitted, students may take UP TO 4 800-level courses during the undergraduate program and will

take remaining 800-level courses after transitioning into the graduate program

▪ Students should seek advising about individual course planning

▪ Students enrolling in 800-level courses during the undergraduate program will be assessed at the

undergraduate tuition and fee rate

• After admitted, students must maintain UNDERGRADUATE standing at least for 2 semesters (i.e., Fall

2021 and Spring 2022) before transitioning into the graduate program

▪ If admitted, 1st semester as Accounting SF State Scholar will be Fall 2021

▪ Earliest students receive BSBA degree would be at the end of Spring 2022

• Students must maintain GRADUATE standing at least for 2 semesters after transitioning into the graduate

program

▪ Earliest students receive MSA degree would be at the end of Spring 2023 (if transitioned into

the graduate program in Fall 2022)

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FEATURES AND ADVANTAGES OF SF STATE SCHOLAR PROGRAM IN ACCOUNTING

The SF State Scholar Program in Accounting has following features and advantages.

• Short-cut to earn MSA degree

▪ By spending 1 additional year (with careful course planning), students can earn MSA degree in

addition to BSBA degree.

▪ Typical regular MSA students usually spend 18-24 months to earn MSA degree alone.

• “Accounting Study” educational requirement for CA CPA License is automatically fulfilled with MSA

degree

▪ Moreover, all courses taken during MSA program will count toward other CA CPA Exam and

License educational requirements.

• Thus, Accounting SF State Scholars are highly likely to satisfy all CA CPA Exam and License

educational requirements upon completion of MSA program (in addition to BSBA degree).

▪ Recently, CPA firms have great interest in hiring students who satisfy all CA CPA Exam

and License educational requirements BEFORE joining

• Cost saving

▪ Students enrolling in 800-level courses during the undergraduate program will be assessed at the

UNDERGRADUATE tuition and fee rate.

▪ Thus, most students can save $5,000 (based on Spring 2021 tuition information) in pursuing

MSA degree if they take 4 800-level courses during the undergraduate program (compared to

regular MSA students).

• Relatively easier application process than regular MSA program

▪ GMAT/GRE waived

▪ Recommendation letters waived

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SF STATE SCHOLAR PROGRAM IN ACCOUNTING (BSBA & MSA)

APPLICATION INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS

Please read the following information and instructions VERY CAREFULLY before completing the

application for the SF State Scholar Program in Accounting.

ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT “MINIMUM” ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS TO APPLY:

1) Accounting major 2) “3.0 or above cumulative GPA” or “GPA of 3.0 or above in the last 60 semester units” 3) Completion of “ACCT 301 with B- or above”

- Students taking ACCT 301 in Spring 2021 are ELIGIBLE to apply as long as other requirements are satisfied

- For student taking ACCT 301 in Spring 2021, admission recommendation decisions will be made after Spring 2021 grades become available

4) Fluency in spoken and written English 5) Effective communication skills 6) Immediate response to communications from the Accounting Department and/or the Division of

Graduate Studies before and after admitted to the SF State Scholar Program

Note: After admitted, students must maintain UNDERGRADUATE standing at least for 2 semesters

(Fall 2021 and Spring 2022) before transitioning into the graduate program

Note: Meeting minimum requirements does NOT guarantee admission

DIVISION OF GRADUATE STUDIES ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS TO APPLY:

1) Students are eligible to apply to the program as an SF State undergraduate before completing 105 semester units (i.e., up to 105 combined total earned semester units as of beginning of Fall 2021)***

and before enrolling in a senior capstone course in their major.

2) Students must have “3.0 or above cumulative GPA” or “GPA of 3.0 or above in the last 60 semester units”.

3) Students may complete all GE lower division requirements before applying for an SF State Scholar program.

4) Students must not be declared in another major or second baccalaureate.

*** The Accounting Department will recommend for admission based only on the Accounting

Department's eligibility requirements, NOT considering the Division of Graduate Studies' eligibility

requirements. Thus, we encourage students to apply REGARDLESS of their number of completed

semester units as long as they meet all other eligibility requirements. Note, however, that there is

possibility that final admission may be denied by the Division of Graduate Studies if the number of

completed semester units is too high, although all other requirements are satisfied. For details, please

contact the faculty coordinator ([email protected]).

Note: Students must maintain GRADUATE standing at least for 2 semesters after transitioning into the

graduate program

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION:

1) The eligibility requirements of both the Accounting Department and the Division of Graduate Studies must be met.

2) All application items listed in “APPLICATION CHECKLIST” below must be E-MAILED to faculty coordinator ([email protected]) by 5:00pm on April 1, 2021 (Thu).

3) If requested, applicants must be able to attend an in-person interview on a designated date (TBA). 4) Admission decisions will be made in 2 steps: (i) the Accounting Department will recommend for

admission based on the Accounting Department's eligibility requirements and (ii) then, the Division of

Graduate Studies will make the final admission decisions based on their eligibility requirements.

5) If recommended for admission by the Accounting Department and requested, applicants must be able to meet with a faculty advisor on a designated date (TBA) to complete remaining part of the Division of

Graduate Studies application form.

6) Decisions for admission recommendation by the Accounting Department will be made in June 2021 after Spring 2021 official grades become available.

7) Final admission decisions by the Division of Graduate Studies will be made in late July 2021. 8) If you have any questions or need advising regarding the Accounting SF State Scholar Program

application, contact the faculty coordinator ([email protected]).

(Please do NOT visit the CoB Student Success Center (BUS 112) for the Accounting SF State Scholar

Program Application)

9) Application workshops through Zoom 2/10/2021 (Wed) 2:30pm-3:30pm

(https://sfsu.zoom.us/j/84860705928?pwd=ZVpYMkhyaHk1WTN5TFlMT0NzMHhNdz09)

(Meeting ID: 848 6070 5928 & Meeting Passcode: Accounting)

3/4/2021 (Thu) 11:00am-12:00pm

(https://sfsu.zoom.us/j/88286982824?pwd=NWE4Nk9GYnRuY0RxQlZ3dDNXWUVuZz09)


3/30/2021 (Tue) 5:30pm-6:30pm

(https://sfsu.zoom.us/j/89563208321?pwd=akRSV3FXMUcyaVZmM3NPdzYwSC9XQT09)


APPLICATION CHECKLIST:

Please make sure to E-MAIL all application items listed below to the faculty coordinator ([email protected]) by

5:00pm on April 1, 2021 (Thu) Application Items Who

Completed “Division of Graduate Studies Application Form

(i.e., Admission to SF State Scholar Programs)” (Read very carefully and follow instructions provided before

application)

All applicants

Completed “Supplemental Application Form for Accounting

Department” (Read very carefully and follow instructions provided before

application)

All applicants

Fill Out and Sign “Agreement on Submission of Unofficial Transcripts”

All applicants

Prepare “Accounting Department Personal Statement” All applicants

Resume

(Include your roles in student groups and community services in any)

All applicants

(Prepare resume on your own)

SFSU Unofficial Transcript All applicants

All Previous Institutions’ Unofficial Transcripts Students whose SFSU transcript is showing transfer

credits (except for AP credits)

LATE submissions will NOT be accepted!!!

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INSTRUCTIONS for DIVISION OF GRADUATE STUDIES APPLICATION FORM

(i.e., Admission to SF State Scholar Programs)

1) The form MUST be typed. (Handwritten application forms will NOT be accepted)

• Should be able to type using the Adobe Reader (which is a FREE software). To get it, google

"Adobe Reader".

2) Do NOT scan the form. After typing, save and attach the form to the application e-mail.

3) Fill out “Student and Program Information” including signature and date.

• Bachelor’s Major: Accounting

• Master’s Program: Accounting

• For “Total undergraduate degree applicable units completed to date” and GPAs, consider all

relevant grades up to Winter 2021

✓ Note that the Accounting Department will recommend for admission based on all

relevant grades up to SPRING 2021, although students fill out the application form

based on all relevant grades up to Winter 2021

✓ Thus, if applicants do NOT satisfy any of the eligibility requirements after all relevant

grades up to SPRING 2021 are considered, admission recommendation will NOT be

made to the Division of Graduate Studies, even if all requirements are satisfied based on

all relevant grades up to Winter 2021

✓ Note also that the Division of Graduate Studies may consider all relevant grades up to

SUMMER 2021 for FINAL ADMISSION DECISIONS


grades up to SUMMER 2021 are considered, admission may be DENIED by the

Division of Graduate Studies, even if recommended for admission by the Accounting

Department

• For “Total undergraduate degree applicable units completed to date”, refer to the below (from

SFSU transcript)

• For Current Overall GPA, refer to “Combined Cum GPA” in SFSU transcript.

• ONLY for applicants whose “Combined Cum GPA” is below 3.0, last 60 semester units GPA

needs to be calculated. Refer to the attached example. For calculation, begin with Winter 2021

courses and go backwards.

✓ If “Combined Cum GPA” is 3.0 or above, do NOT need to provide last 60 semester units

GPA

4) Sign and date in “Student Signature” and “Date”. For sign and date, please try electronically. If not

working out electronically, leave BLANK.

5) Leave BLANK “Faculty Sponsor” and below. It will be filled out after admission recommendation

decisions are made.

6) Leave BLANK “Planned Course of SF State Scholar Program”. It will be filled out after admission

recommendation decisions are made.

7) If recommended for admission by the Accounting Department and requested, applicants must be

able to meet with a faculty advisor on a designated date (TBA) to complete remaining part of the

Division of Graduate Studies application form.

8) Read very carefully “Transition Evaluations to Graduate Status”.

Example of Last 60 Semester Units GPA

Course Semester Units Grade Points Semester Units x Points

A1 3 A 4.0 12.0

A2 3 A- 3.7 11.1

A3 3 B+ 3.3 9.9

A4 3 B 3.0 9.0

A5 3 B- 2.7 8.1

A6 1 C+ 2.3 2.3

A7 2 C 2.0 4.0

A8 3 C- 1.7 5.1

A9 3 D+ 1.3 3.9

A10 3 D 1.0 3.0

A11 3 D- 0.7 2.1

A12 1 F 0.0 0.0

A13 1 A 4.0 4.0

A14 1 A- 3.7 3.7

A15 2 B+ 3.3 6.6

A16 2 B 3.0 6.0

A17 3 B- 2.7 8.1

A18 3 C+ 2.3 6.9

A19 3 C 2.0 6.0

A20 3 C- 1.7 5.1

A21 3 D+ 1.3 3.9

A22 3 D 1.0 3.0

A23 1 D- 0.7 0.7

A24 2 F 0.0 0.0

A25 2 A 4.0 8.0

Total 60 132.5 2.21

Last 60 Semester Units GPA = [Total of (Semester Units x Points)] / Total Semester Units

Above is an example of calculating GPA of last 60 semester units.

For last 60 semester units, starting with the most recent semester and going backwards until you reach 60 semester units.

In the example above, use "2.21" for your last 60 semester units GPA

All grade scales and points are provided at the link below.

http://bulletin.sfsu.edu/policies-procedures/grading/

Admission to SF State Scholar Programs Eligibility Requirements

1. Students are eligible to apply to the program as an SF State undergraduate before completing 90-105 semester units (consult with your program) and before enrolling in a senior capstone course in their major.

2. Students must have a 3.0 cumulative GPA or 3.0 in the last 60 semester units. 3. Students may complete all GE lower division requirements before applying for an SF State Scholar

program. 4. Students must not be declared in another major or second baccalaureate. 5. While in undergraduate status, students may only count 15 units toward their master’s degree.

Student and Program Information

Name: ______________________________________ Student ID #:________________________

E-mail: _______________________________________Phone: _____________________________

Bachelor’s Major: ______________________Master’s Program: ____________________________

Total undergraduate degree applicable units completed to date: _____________________

Current Overall GPA: _________________ Last 60 semester units GPA: ___________

Student Signature: ______________________________________ Date: _____________________

Faculty Sponsor – Must be a faculty member (Tenured/Tenure Track) in the degree program. Complete the Planned Course of SF State Scholar Program with the applicant from the first semester in which the applicant begins the SF State Scholar Program.

Supporting Faculty Name: _____________________Signature: __________________Date: ___________

_____________________________________________________________________________________ All signatures below are required in order to process your application for review. The completed original form should be forwarded by the department to Graduate Studies (ADM 250).

DEPARTMENT CHAIR/UNIT DIRECTOR OR SF SCHOLARS COORDINATOR . Approved Name: ________________________Signature: Date: . Denied

GRADUATE DEAN OR DESIGNEE . Approved Name: ________________________Signature: Date: . Denied

Planned Course of SF State Scholar Program

Expected Completion of the both degree Programs: ____________________(specify semester & year) Students will remain classified as undergraduates until they complete 120 semester units and undergraduate degree

requirements Students must be at post-bacc status for at least two semesters before they are eligible for graduation with their masters. This plan is tentative and is subject to change given additional advising. Please consult with your advisor each semester

before enrolling in classes.

SEMESTER: Fall Spring Summer Year________ SEMESTER: Fall Spring Summer Year________

Course # & Title Units U or G Course # & Title Units U or G

Total Undergraduate units: Total Undergraduate units: Total Graduate units: Total Graduate units:

Note: Indicate under which degree each course unit will be counted. ‘U’ = Undergraduate; ‘G’ = Graduate









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SF State Scholar Programs

Transition Evaluations to Graduate Status

1. After being admitted to the SF State Scholars Program. Students will need abide to the following academic

standards during the: Overall cumulative GPA 3.0 or above GPA 3.0 or above in the last 60 semester units

If students do not meet the academic standards listed above, students will fall subject to being discontinued from the SF State Scholar Program.

2. Upon completion of the following requirements, the status of students in SF State Scholar programs will be transitioned to classified post-baccalaureate, and students will be informed of their degree objective changes. If a student does not meet these requirements, he/she will be disenrolled from the SF State Scholar program and regain the undergraduate status to be able to complete their Bachelors.

Completion of undergraduate degree and University requirements (e.g., degree applicable 120 units, GE,

GWAR, SF Studies) by the end of the semester in which the student’s degree objective change to post-baccalaureate.

Overall or last 60 units of with a GPA of 3.0 or higher, with B or higher in all graduate courses taken during undergraduate programs.

Not declared in another major or second baccalaureate. Meet department admission/transition to graduate requirements for graduate programs Apply for undergraduate graduation and complete the “SF State Scholars Baccalaureate Degree Review

Application”. 3. Students can continue to take undergraduate classes after transitioning to graduate status. However, no lower division

classes taken in graduate status will count towards the undergraduate degree. Students will pay post-baccalaureate tuition and campus fees. If, for any reason, the student wishes to switch back to undergraduate status, the difference in fees will not be refunded.

4. Students will be charged the undergraduate tuition fee only during the time in which they have earned fewer than

degree applicable 120 semester units.

5. Students who wish to opt out of the program must inform the Division of Graduate Studies in writing. 6. Optional Practical Training (OPT) for international students will be only available for a maximum of 12-15 month.

Please consult with the Office of International Programs.

7. Apply for Award of Degree: Students must submit all required forms and documents to Graduate Studies with the indicated approval signatures:

Working and Final Planned Course of SF State Scholar Program Advancement To Candidacy (Graduate degree coursework only) Proposal for Culminating Experience (PCE) Report of Completion or Thesis Receipt Graduation Application Forms

For more information or if you have any questions, please contact: Khaled Ezzat, M.A. Special Academic Programs Coordinator Email: [email protected]

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INSTRUCTIONS for SUPPLEMENTAL ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT APPLICATION FORM

1) The forms (including “Agreement on Submission of Unofficial Transcripts” and “Accounting

Department Personal Statement”) MUST be typed. (Handwritten application forms will NOT be

accepted)


"Adobe Reader".

2) Do NOT scan the forms. After typing, save and attach the forms to the application e-mail.

3) Fill out personal information in “Supplemental Application Form for Accounting Department”

4) Fill out course grades, GPAs, and cumulative number of earned credits in “Supplemental Application

Form for Accounting Department”.

• For ACCT 100 and ACCT 101, use the course grade(s) from other institution(s) if you have

transferred credits from other institution(s).

• For the applicants taking ACCT 301 in Spring 2021, leave “ACCT 301 grade” BLANK but must

include “ACCT 301 instructor name”.

• For GPAs and “Cumulative number of earned credits”, consider all relevant grades up to Winter

2021.

✓ Note that the Accounting Department will recommend for admission based on all

relevant grades up to SPRING 2021, although students fill out the application form

based on all relevant grades up to Winter 2021


grades up to SPRING 2021 are considered, admission recommendation will NOT be

made to the Division of Graduate Studies even if all requirements are satisfied based on

all relevant grades up to Winter 2021

✓ Note also that the Division of Graduate Studies may consider all relevant grades up to

SUMMER 2021 for FINAL ADMISSION DECISIONS


grades up to SUMMER 2021 are considered, admission may be DENIED by the

Division of Graduate Studies even if recommended for admission by the Accounting

Department

• Students need to calculate Accounting GPA based on ACCT 100 (or transferred course), ACCT

101 (or transferred course), and all other ACCT courses taken in SFSU up to Winter 2021.

• For SF State GPA and Cumulative number of earned credits, refer to the below (from SFSU

transcript)

✓ If Spring 2021 is your first semester at SFSU, type “N/A (1st semester at SFSU)”.

• Combined Cumulative GPA and Cumulate number of earned credits, refer to below (from SFSU

transcript)

5) Sign and date in “Supplemental Application Form for Accounting Department”. For sign and date,

please try electronically. If not working out electronically, leave BLANK.

6) Fill out and sign “Agreement on Submission of Unofficial Transcripts”. For sign and date, please try

electronically. If not working out electronically, leave BLANK.

7) MUST type “Accounting Department Personal Statement”. (Handwritten “Accounting Department

Personal Statement” will NOT be accepted)


"Adobe Reader".

• Do NOT scan “Accounting Department Personal Statement”. After typing, save and attach to the

application e-mail.

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SF STATE SCHOLAR PROGRAM IN ACCOUNTING (BSBA & MSA) SUPPLEMENT APPLICATION FORM FOR ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT

PLEASE PRINT

Student Name ______________________________________________ ID# _____________________ Last First MI Address ____________________________________________ Email _________________________ City _________________________ State ____________ Zip ____________________

Undergraduate Courses Grade ACCT 100 – Introduction to Financial Accounting

ACCT 101 – Introduction to Managerial Accounting ACCT 301 – Intermediate Accounting I (Instructor: )

GPA Cumulative Number of Earned Credits

Accounting GPA SF State GPA

Combined Cumulative GPA

I HAVE READ, UNDERSTOOD, AND WILL ABIDE BY THE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE BACK OF THIS SHEET.

Student Signature Date

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SF STATE SCHOLAR PROGRAM IN ACCOUNTING (BSBA & MSA)

AGREEMENT ON SUBMISSION OF UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS

The SF State Scholar Faculty Coordinator has approved the submission of unofficial

transcripts.

I agree that I will provide official transcripts in sealed envelopes later if requested.

I fully understand that any discrepancies between unofficial and official transcripts may

result in the denial of admission to the SF State Scholar Program.

Last name: ___________________________________

First name: ___________________________________

ID: _________________________________________

Date: _______________________________________

Signature: ___________________________________

ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT PERSONAL STATEMENT

Prepare a personal statement, focusing on how personal experiences and/or circumstances affect your decision to pursue your career in accounting and how this program will help you achieve your career goals. (If needed, please attach additional pages)

01. 4+1 Information-0119202102. 4+1 Why-0119202104. 4+1 DGS Instruction-0119202105. Example 60 Semester GPA06. DGS07. 4+1 Acct Instruction-0119202108. 4+1 Acct Application-0119202109. 4+1 Unofficial-0119202110. 4+1 Statement-01192021

Name: Student ID: Email: Phone: Bachelors Major: Masters Program: Total undergraduate degree applicable units completed to date: Current Overall GPA: Last 60 semester units GPA: Supporting Faculty Name: Date: Expected Completion of the both degree Programs: SEMESTER Fall: OffSpring: OffSummer: OffYear: Course TitleRow1: UnitsRow1: U or GRow1: Course TitleRow1_2: UnitsRow1_2: U or GRow1_2: Course TitleRow2: UnitsRow2: U or GRow2: Course TitleRow2_2: UnitsRow2_2: U or GRow2_2: Course TitleRow3: UnitsRow3: U or GRow3: Course TitleRow3_2: UnitsRow3_2: U or GRow3_2: Course TitleRow4: UnitsRow4: U or GRow4: Course TitleRow4_2: UnitsRow4_2: U or GRow4_2: Course TitleRow5: UnitsRow5: U or GRow5: Course TitleRow5_2: UnitsRow5_2: U or GRow5_2: Course TitleRow6: UnitsRow6: U or GRow6: Course TitleRow6_2: UnitsRow6_2: U or GRow6_2: Total Undergraduate units: Total Undergraduate units_2: Total Graduate units: SEMESTER Fall_3: OffSpring_3: OffSummer_3: OffYear_3: SEMESTER Fall_4: OffSpring_4: OffSummer_4: OffYear_4: Course TitleRow1_3: UnitsRow1_3: U or GRow1_3: Course TitleRow1_4: UnitsRow1_4: U or GRow1_4: Course TitleRow2_3: UnitsRow2_3: U or GRow2_3: Course TitleRow2_4: UnitsRow2_4: U or GRow2_4: Course TitleRow3_3: UnitsRow3_3: U or GRow3_3: Course TitleRow3_4: UnitsRow3_4: U or GRow3_4: Course TitleRow4_3: UnitsRow4_3: U or GRow4_3: Course TitleRow4_4: UnitsRow4_4: U or GRow4_4: Course TitleRow5_3: UnitsRow5_3: U or GRow5_3: Course TitleRow5_4: UnitsRow5_4: U or GRow5_4: Course TitleRow6_3: UnitsRow6_3: U or GRow6_3: Course TitleRow6_4: UnitsRow6_4: U or GRow6_4: Total Undergraduate units_3: Total Undergraduate units_4: Total Graduate units_3: SEMESTER Fall_5: OffSpring_5: OffSummer_5: OffYear_5: SEMESTER Fall_6: OffSpring_6: OffSummer_6: OffYear_6: Course TitleRow1_5: UnitsRow1_5: U or GRow1_5: Course TitleRow1_6: UnitsRow1_6: U or GRow1_6: Course TitleRow2_5: UnitsRow2_5: U or GRow2_5: Course TitleRow2_6: UnitsRow2_6: U or GRow2_6: Course TitleRow3_5: UnitsRow3_5: U or GRow3_5: Course TitleRow3_6: UnitsRow3_6: U or GRow3_6: Course TitleRow4_5: UnitsRow4_5: U or GRow4_5: Course TitleRow4_6: UnitsRow4_6: U or GRow4_6: Course TitleRow5_5: UnitsRow5_5: U or GRow5_5: Course TitleRow5_6: UnitsRow5_6: U or GRow5_6: Course TitleRow6_5: UnitsRow6_5: U or GRow6_5: Course TitleRow6_6: UnitsRow6_6: U or GRow6_6: Total Undergraduate units_5: Total Undergraduate units_6: Total Graduate units_5: Total Graduate units_6: SEMESTER Fall_7: OffSpring_7: OffSummer_7: OffYear_7: SEMESTER Fall_8: OffSpring_8: OffSummer_8: OffYear_8: Course TitleRow1_7: UnitsRow1_7: U or GRow1_7: Course TitleRow1_8: UnitsRow1_8: U or GRow1_8: Course TitleRow2_7: UnitsRow2_7: U or GRow2_7: Course TitleRow2_8: UnitsRow2_8: U or GRow2_8: Course TitleRow3_7: UnitsRow3_7: U or GRow3_7: Course TitleRow3_8: UnitsRow3_8: U or GRow3_8: Course TitleRow4_7: UnitsRow4_7: U or GRow4_7: Course TitleRow4_8: UnitsRow4_8: U or GRow4_8: Course TitleRow5_7: UnitsRow5_7: U or GRow5_7: Course TitleRow5_8: UnitsRow5_8: U or GRow5_8: Course TitleRow6_7: UnitsRow6_7: U or GRow6_7: Course TitleRow6_8: UnitsRow6_8: U or GRow6_8: Total Undergraduate units_7: Total Undergraduate units_8: Total Graduate units_7: Total Graduate units_8: SEMESTER Fall_9: OffSpring_9: OffSummer_9: OffYear_9: SEMESTER Fall_2: OffSpring_2: OffSummer_2: OffYear_2: Course TitleRow1_9: UnitsRow1_9: U or GRow1_9: Course TitleRow1_10: UnitsRow1_10: U or GRow1_10: Course TitleRow2_9: UnitsRow2_9: U or GRow2_9: Course TitleRow2_10: UnitsRow2_10: U or GRow2_10: Course TitleRow3_9: UnitsRow3_9: U or GRow3_9: Course TitleRow3_10: UnitsRow3_10: U or GRow3_10: Course TitleRow4_9: UnitsRow4_9: U or GRow4_9: Course TitleRow4_10: UnitsRow4_10: U or GRow4_10: Course TitleRow5_9: UnitsRow5_9: U or GRow5_9: Course TitleRow5_10: UnitsRow5_10: U or GRow5_10: Course TitleRow6_9: UnitsRow6_9: U or GRow6_9: Course TitleRow6_10: UnitsRow6_10: U or GRow6_10: Total Undergraduate units_9: Total Undergraduate units_10: Total Graduate units_9: Total Graduate units_2: SEMESTER Fall_11: OffSpring_11: OffSummer_11: OffYear_11: SEMESTER Fall_12: OffSpring_12: OffSummer_12: OffYear_12: Course TitleRow1_11: UnitsRow1_11: U or GRow1_11: Course TitleRow1_12: UnitsRow1_12: U or GRow1_12: Course TitleRow2_11: UnitsRow2_11: U or GRow2_11: Course TitleRow2_12: UnitsRow2_12: U or GRow2_12: Course TitleRow3_11: UnitsRow3_11: U or GRow3_11: Course TitleRow3_12: UnitsRow3_12: U or GRow3_12: Course TitleRow4_11: UnitsRow4_11: U or GRow4_11: Course TitleRow4_12: UnitsRow4_12: U or GRow4_12: Course TitleRow5_11: UnitsRow5_11: U or GRow5_11: Course TitleRow5_12: UnitsRow5_12: U or GRow5_12: Course TitleRow6_11: UnitsRow6_11: U or GRow6_11: Course TitleRow6_12: UnitsRow6_12: U or GRow6_12: Total Undergraduate units_11: Total Undergraduate units_12: Total Graduate units_11: Total Graduate units_4: Student Name: ID: Address: Electornic Mail: City: State: Zip: ACCT 100 Introduction to Financial Accounting: ACCT 101 Introduction to Managerial Accounting: ACCT 301 Intermediate Accounting I: Accounting GPA include introductory courses 1: Accounting GPA include introductory courses 2: Accounting GPA include introductory courses 3: Cumulative Number of Earned Credits 1: Cumulative Number of Earned Credits 2: Cumulative Number of Earned Credits 3: Instructor: LN: FN: SNUM: Personal Statement:

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