I remember back when I was an accounting major, the AICPA was pushing its 150-credit requirement to sit for the CPA exam. It just wasn’t enough, apparently, to get a bachelor’s degree in accounting; another 30 credits were needed. But instead of requiring additional courses like accounting theory, the history of accounting, accounting systems, or case studies in accounting fraud, for example, the additional 30 credits could be in . . . anything!
