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Accounting (Undergraduate) Upper division standing is prerequisite to enrollment in 3000- and 4000- level ACCT courses.
	• ACCT 2100 - Principles of Financial Accounting
	• ACCT 2110 - Principles of Managerial Accounting
	• ACCT 3100 - Accounting Information for Decision Making
	• ACCT 3200A - Intermediate Financial Accounting and Reporting I
	• ACCT 3200B - Intermediate Financial Accounting and Reporting II
	• ACCT 3210 - Taxation of Individuals
	• ACCT 3220 - Cost Accounting
	• ACCT 3250 - Leadership and Professional Skills for Accountants
	• ACCT 3610 - Job Search for Accountants
	• ACCT 3620 - Writing for Success
	• ACCT 3630 - Fraud Detection Techniques
	• ACCT 4200 - Advanced Financial Accounting and Reporting
	• ACCT 4210A - Corporate Taxation
	• ACCT 4210C - State and Local Taxation
	• ACCT 4210D - IRS’ Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program
	• ACCT 4240A - Accounting Information Systems
	• ACCT 4240B - Auditing
	• ACCT 4250 - International Accounting
	• ACCT 4270 - Governmental and Institutional Accounting
	• ACCT 4280A - Internal Auditing
	• ACCT 4340 - Professional Accounting Ethics
	• ACCT 4350 - Forensic Accounting
	• ACCT 4360 - Advanced Forensic Accounting
	• ACCT 4370 - Security Risk Management and Internal Controls
	• ACCT 4380 - Computer Forensics and Investigations
	• ACCT 4540 - Special Topics in Accounting
	• ACCT 4610 - CPA Exam Preparations
	• ACCT 4720 - Accounting for Small and Medium-Sized Entities
	• ACCT 4730 - Specialized Industry Accounting
	• ACCT 4740 - Professional Accounting Software
	• ACCT 4950 - Case Studies and Research in Accounting
	• ACCT 4980 - Undergraduate Directed Study
Accounting (Graduate) Classified graduate standing and approval by the College of Business and Economics Advisement Center are required for admission to all 5000-level courses.
	• ACCT 5000 - Financial and Managerial Accounting
	• ACCT 5200 - Management Accounting Theory
	• ACCT 5210A - Taxation of Corporations and Partnerships
	• ACCT 5210C - State and Local Taxation
	• ACCT 5210D - IRS’ Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program
	• ACCT 5220 - Seminar: Current Topics in Financial Reporting
	• ACCT 5240A - Accounting Information Systems
	• ACCT 5240B - Auditing
	• ACCT 5250 - International Accounting
	• ACCT 5260 - Financial Accounting Theory
	• ACCT 5270 - Governmental and Institutional Accounting
	• ACCT 5290 - Advanced Financial Accounting
	• ACCT 5340 - Professional Accounting Ethics
	• ACCT 5350 - Forensic Accounting
	• ACCT 5360 - Advanced Forensic Accounting
	• ACCT 5440A - Advanced Accounting Information Systems
	• ACCT 5440B - Advanced Auditing
	• ACCT 5540 - Special Topics in Accounting
	• ACCT 5610 - CPA Exam Preparations
	• ACCT 5710 - Accounting for Healthcare Managers
	• ACCT 5720 - Seminar: Accounting for Small and Medium-Sized Entities
	• ACCT 5730 - Specialized Industry Accounting
	• ACCT 5750 - Leadership and Professional Skills for Accountants
	• ACCT 5850 - Tax Theory and Business Applications
	• ACCT 5860 - Tax Research and Practice
	• ACCT 5870 - Taxation of Corporations and Shareholders
	• ACCT 5880 - International Taxation
	• ACCT 5900 - Taxation of Property Transactions
	• ACCT 5910 - Taxation of Partnerships and LLCs
	• ACCT 5920 - Taxation of Estate and Gifts
	• ACCT 5930 - Tax Procedures
	• ACCT 5980 - Graduate Research Study
	• ACCT 5995 - Case Studies and Research in Accounting
Anthropology (Undergraduate) All 4000-level courses may be applied toward master’s degree requirements except the following, subject to limits established by department and approval of graduate adviser: ANTH 4970
	• ANTH 1001 - Where in the World of Education at Cal State LA are You?
	• ANTH 1500 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
	• ANTH 1700 - Archaeology and World Prehistory
	• ANTH 2300 - Language and Society
	• ANTH 2600 - Biological Anthropology
	• ANTH 2700 - Great Archaeological Discoveries of the Past
	• ANTH 3000 - Immigrant Experiences and Social Justice in the Americas
	• ANTH 3005 - Evolutionary Perspectives on Emotions
	• ANTH 3100 - Evolutionary Perspectives on Gender
	• ANTH 3150 - Evolutionary Perspectives on Violence
	• ANTH 3200 - Where in the Californian Community are You?
	• ANTH 3210 - Where in the Global World are You?
	• ANTH 3350 - Maturity and Aging in Cross-Cultural Perspective
	• ANTH 3360 - Dress in Culture and Society
	• ANTH 3380 - Gendered Roles, Gender-Identity, and Sexualities in Cross-Cultural Perspective
	• ANTH 3550 - Cultural Evolution and Ancient Civilizations
	• ANTH 3610 - Race, Racism, and Human Variation
	• ANTH 3700 - Perspectives and Methods of Archaeological Science
	• ANTH 3790 - Writing Community Stories
	• ANTH 3850 - Measurement of Human Difference
	• ANTH 3960 - Honors Thesis
	• ANTH 4010 - Comparative Cultures
	• ANTH 4040 - Peoples of South America
	• ANTH 4060 - Indians of North America
	• ANTH 4070 - Indians of California
	• ANTH 4080 - Peoples of Mesoamerica
	• ANTH 4130 - Peoples of Africa
	• ANTH 4140 - Peoples of Asia
	• ANTH 4150 - Asian American Communities in Southern California
	• ANTH 4190 - The History of Archaeological Thought
	• ANTH 4210 - Archaeology of North America
	• ANTH 4220 - The Archaeology of Islands and Coastlines
	• ANTH 4230 - Material Culture
	• ANTH 4240 - Archaeological Field School
	• ANTH 4250 - Archaeology of the Old World

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