Information for accounting students interested in EAP.
The EAP offers intensive language and culture programs, as well as a wide variety of regular host university courses. The best way to choose is to look over the options and consult with your UCLA Education Abroad Program counselor and your major advisor.
Although the accounting students can not receive credit for accounting courses taken abroad, the Undergraduate Accounting Program highly encourage students to study abroad to gain an international perspective in business. Students should explore programs offering Business/Economics and Business Administration courses.
The UC Education Abroad Program offers two special features to help you choose the right program.
All classes taken on the UC Education Abroad Program (EAP) are UC approved courses and count toward your 180 unit requirement for graduation; however, your major has the final authority to determine how the coursework is used to fulfill specific major requirements.
Courses are approved on a case by case basis and generally used for elective credit. Before going abroad, students should discuss with the department advisor which EAP courses the department will approve for credit toward a major or minor. Students can often make changes to their study plan once they arrive in their country of choice, but should consult with the department academic advisor by e-mail first.
Christine Won
Director of Student Affairs
Office: 110 Westwood Plaza, Cornell Hall
Telephone: (310) 206-8711
Department website
Published: Friday, August 31, 2007
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