What Requirements Does This Course Satisfy: ACCT 217 at Medgar Evers College

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ACCT 217: Principles of Accounting I
Medgar Evers College

MTH 136/138

Credits: 3

Hours: 4.0 Lecture hours

A study of the basic principles of accounting, including the accounting cycle, journalizing, posting, preparation of a trial balance, worksheet, adjusting entries and closing entries. Special journals and subsidiary ledgers are discussed. Emphasis is given to cash accounts, accounts and notes receivable, inventories, plants and assets and payroll.

This course is currently being offered

(Compensatory Non-Liberal Arts)

… The course will satisfy the following requirements

Accounting I (1)

Community Development: 12 credits are required to complete this emphasis. (1)

Free Electives (1)

General Public Administration: 12 credits are required to complete this emphasis. (1)

International Administration: 12 credits are required to complete this emphasis. (1)

Law and Public Policy: 12 credits are required to complete this emphasis. (1)

Non-Profit Administration: 12 credits are required to complete this emphasis. (1)

Open Elective (1)

Open Electives: Option A (Pre Med & Pre Grad): You need 5 credits in open/free electives with a C grade or better. These credits are counted toward the overall major requirements. (1)

Open Electives: You need 12 credits in open/free electives with a C grade or better. These credits are counted toward the overall major requirements. (2)

Open Electives: You need 14 credits in open/free electives with a C grade or better. These credits are counted toward the overall major requirements. (1)

Open Electives: You need 18 credits in open/free electives with a C grade or better. These credits are counted toward the overall major requirements. (2)

Open Electives: You need 3 credits in open/free electives with a C grade or better. These credits are counted toward the overall major requirements. (3)

Open Electives: You need 6 credits in open/free electives with a C grade or better. These credits are counted toward the overall major requirements. (6)

Major in English AA
Open Electives: You need 6 credits in open/free electives with a C grade or better. These credits are counted toward the overall major requirements.

Major in Computer Science BS
Open Electives: You need 6 credits in open/free electives with a C grade or better. These credits are counted toward the overall major requirements.

Major in Computer Information Systems BS
Open Electives: You need 6 credits in open/free electives with a C grade or better. These credits are counted toward the overall major requirements.

Major in African Diaspora Literature AA
Open Electives: You need 6 credits in open/free electives with a C grade or better. These credits are counted toward the overall major requirements.

Major in Liberal Arts AA
Open Electives: You need 6 credits in open/free electives with a C grade or better. These credits are counted toward the overall major requirements.

Major in Computer Science AS
Open Electives: You need 6 credits in open/free electives with a C grade or better. These credits are counted toward the overall major requirements.

Principles of Accounting I (5)

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