ABLE Internship Pre-requisites
Checklist by Major
Note: Students may have the option to take FINA 449 instead of an ABLE Internship 490 course. Enrollment in the FINA 449 – Practicum in Portfolio Management course is limited to 20 students, and admission to the course is by application. Applications are reviewed by the course instructor, in conjunction with Department Chair, prior to the pre-registration period during each semester.
ACCT 490 (Prerequisites)
(Satisfies Accounting Requirement)
- Professional Program GATE
- ACCT 201 – Principles of Accounting I (C or better)
- ACCT 202 – Principles of Accounting II (C or better)
- Professional Program Admission Test (Accounting Program Admissions Test - APAT) – Usually completed w/ACCT 304
- Completed or currently enrolled in ACCT 304 – Intermediate Accounting I
- Placement approval/permission by department chair (Dr. Ken Smith)
- Note: For VITA students, VITA approval form signed by VITA program faculty (Dr. Michael Schuldt) replaces permission from department chair
- Completion of BUAD 300/200 & ABLE registration requirements
BUAD 490 (Prerequisites)
(Satisfies Business Administration, Finance, Management, or Marketing Major Requirement-assigned by ABLE office only)
- Professional Program GATE
- Placement approval/permission by MGMT department chair and or MKTG department chair
- Completion of BUAD 300/200 & ABLE registration requirements
ECON 490 (Prerequisites)
Note: Satisfies the Business Economics Major Requirement
- Professional Program GATE
- Major, minor or track in economics only
- Placement approval/permission by department chair (Dr. Hong Yao)
- Completion of BUAD 300/200 & ABLE registration requirements
FINA 490 (Prerequisites)
(Satisfies Business Administration or Finance Major Requirement)
- Professional Program GATE
- FINA 311 – Financial Management (B or better)
- Placement approval/permission by department chair (Dr. Leonard Arvi)
- Completion of BUAD 300/200 & ABLE registration requirements
INFO 490 (Prerequisites)
(Satisfies Information Systems Major Requirement)
- Professional Program GATE
- INFO 311 – Business Systems Analysis
- INFO 301 – Business Applications Development or INFO 311 – Business Systems Analysis or INFO 315 – Project Management or INFO 386 – Database Management Systems
- Placement approval/permission by department chair (Dr. Jing Quan)
- Completion of BUAD 300/200 & ABLE registration requirements
Note: Students may opt to take INFO 476 instead of ABLE Internship 490 course. INFO 476 – Information Systems Development and Implementation is an experiential project providing applied learning experiences. See catalog for pre-requisites for INFO 476. Chair approval required.
MGMT 490 (Prerequisites)
(Satisfies Management Major Requirement)
- Professional Program GATE
- MGMT 320
- Placement approval/permission by department chair (Dr. Nitya Singh)
- Completion of BUAD 300/200 & ABLE registration requirements
MKTG 490 (Prerequisites)
(Satisfies Marketing Major Requirement)
- Professional Program GATE
- MKTG 330
- Placement approval/permission by department chair (Dr. Amit Poddar)
- Completion of BUAD 300/200 & ABLE registration requirements
ACCEPTANCE INTO PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM (GATE)
- Submission of application by December 1st for spring semester and by May 1st for fall semester
- By the start of the next semester: Have a GPA of 2.5 or higher
- Complete 56 credit hours
- Complete 22 hours from lower-division pre-professional core including the following with a C or better
- ACCT 201
- ECON 211
- INFO 111
- MATH 160 or MATH 201
- MATH 155
- Professional Program Admissions Requirements
- Students must have completed 24 credits from the lower division/pre-professional core courses, 12 of which must be:
- MATH 155
- MATH 160
- ECON 211 or 212
- ACCT 201 and
- Students must complete 12 more credits from the following:
- INFO 211
- CMAT 100 or 260
- ACCT 248
- ECON 212 or 211
- ACCT 202 and
- INFO 281
- Students must have completed 24 credits from the lower division/pre-professional core courses, 12 of which must be:
Read for more information about being accepted into the professional program at the Perdue Advising webpage.