B Economics ICAA accredited?? (1 Viewer)

[>> Lisa <<]

Hey everyone. I just got accepted into the B Economics and i have a question that i hope you can answer for me. I was just wondering if i choose to do a double major for example, economics and accounting would i become icca accredited?

Sorry if this question has already been asked.

thanks.

 

[Eagles]

as long as you've done the CA requirements/ yes.

 

[Grizzly]

as long as you've done the CA requirements/ yes.

Which ARE...

A major in Accounting (acct1a/1b, 2522, 2542, 3563, 3583, 3708) and 4 business law subjects (legt1711, 2721, 2741, and 2751)

 

[Eagles]

Stop regurgiting what I told ya josh!

 

[mushroom_head]

Which ARE...

A major in Accounting (acct1a/1b, 2522, 2542, 3563, 3583, 3708) and 4 business law subjects (legt1711, 2721, 2741, and 2751)

AND.... fins1613! =p

 

[Minai]

Basically, you can JUST fit it in your program.

Your core subj's, Accounting major, Economics major (60CP remember) and the LEGT/FINS all add up to 144CP

 

[seremify007]

Refer to the CA website for more info- http://www.icaa.org.au/entry/index.cfm?id=A101224293

 

[chrispycreme]

this might sound dumb, but can i fit in in economic/arts or economic(liberal)?

i asked the ceinfo lady and she said no for eco/arts.

 

[blackfriday]

you cant get your ca for ANY econ course at unsw.

core is 36
acct major is 42
bus law subs are 24
fins1613 is 6
gen eds are 12

you got 24 left, which isnt enough for the compulsory econ major

 

[bshoc]

24 of those core courses already contribute to your majors, that is acct1501/1511 (for accounting) and econ1101/1102 (for economics)

So you got 36 left and 12 of the 42 units of the economics major done, so you actually have more than enough and a spare elective

 

[bshoc]

this might sound dumb, but can i fit in in economic/arts or economic(liberal)?

i asked the ceinfo lady and she said no for eco/arts.

Then she's stupid, although the BEc part in BEc/BA is 132 units (instead of regular BEc which is 144), thats because you don't have to do GenEds in double degrees, thus anything you can do with a BEc you can do with a BEc/BA or a BEc(lib).