Help! Leventhal Accounting and Lloyd Greif?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Southern California
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<p>Hello I am new to the forums but have been looking around for something like this for a while and did not find anything like it. Specially because of the lack of talk about Lloyd Greif in the forums.</p>

<p>I am currently a CCC student and I am deciding whether to go to USC or UCLA I know its a long way from here to November but a little direction wouuld really help!</p>

<p>So I just realized Accounting is one of the things I enjoy doing, it is challenging, math intensive(sometimes) and at the same time, rewarding. For me its like a puzzle.</p>

<p>Well I was set with going to Marshall and entering Lloyd Greif Entrepreneurial Studies, but this change has got me thinking if anyone knows if its possible to be in both Lloyd Greif and Leventhal Accounting at the same time. I would love to study both since I am a believer in Entrepreneurship studies and love Accounting.</p>

<p>I am not the one to quit when the "going gets tough" but would like to know how intensive would this be and even if I am permitted to do so.</p>

<p>Any input on this? this is just giving some stress I can't get over any response would be greatly appreciated </p>

<p>Thank You!</p>

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<p>If you are an admitted transfer student please call your admissions counselor and discuss with that individual your concerns and hopes to double major. She/he will have your academic records and should be able to give you more insight regarding the two options.</p>

<p>Commencement is May 17th. Do wait until after that date to call.</p>

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<p>I was in your EXACT situation 6-7 years ago (I’m pretty much an old fart now).</p>

<p>I was admitted to USC Marshall/Leventhal and UCLA Biz/Econ. PM me if you want specifics since accounting takes you on a completely different route than Entrepreneurship.</p>

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<p>I’m confused … what is the centers of excellence ? I thought usc only offered bsba with an emphasis and bsa for undergrad business majors …</p>

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<p>@moss thanks I just PM’d you.</p>

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<p>Trying to “teach” entrepreneurship is kind of a hard thing to do. Accounting is a solid path (I’m partial to finance), but I believe with the new curriculum you should have room enough for both finance and some accounting classes.</p>