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FEU Admission Policies for incoming Freshmen
BS Accountancy/ BSBA Internal Auditing
The following policies for admission and retention shall be effective School Year 2012-13 and apply to all incoming freshmen and transferees entering the school in that school year.
1. All incoming first year shall be subject to the University’s admission requirements, as administered by the Admissions Office
2. Students pursuing a degree in Accountancy shall be enrolled initially in the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration-Major in Internal Auditing program (BSBA-IA).
3. To be eligible for admission to higher studies in the BSBA-IA program, BSBA-IA students shall pass a qualifying examination to be administered by the Institute after they have taken Fundamentals of Accounting Part 2. This is usually scheduled near or at the end of the 1stSemester in the second year of the curriculum. Students enrolled in other BSBA majors who have completed 12 units of Fundamentals of Accounting Parts 1 and 2 may take the examination and be admitted to the BSBA-IA program if qualified. The result of the qualifying examination is final and not subject to appeal; no retakes are allowed. Non qualifiers shall be advised to shift to another BSBA major. Non qualification after this first qualifying examination is a permanent disqualification from the BSBA-IA program.
4. To remain in the BSBA-IA program the student must meet all of the following requirements:
A. GWA of 2.0 or better in all accounting, law, and taxation subjects, with no grade lower than 2.5 in any of these subjects
B. Students may continue in the program only if the non-qualified subjects are re-enrolled and the required passing grade is attained.
C. Pass a comprehensive examination at the end of each academic year covering all major subjects in the year level for the academic year; unsuccessful examinees may be advised to shift to another major, re-enroll some courses, or retake the examination. Students who do not meet the grade requirement are barred from

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