Self-Study

Did I Pick the Right Major? Selecting Major Programs in a Single Audit

  • Wednesday, May 1, 2024 – Wednesday, April 30, 2025

  • 2.00
    CREDITS
    Auditing (Governmental)

Even after we complete our work at an institution, the question sometimes lingers: "Did I pick the right major?" Major program determination is difficult in a single audit and sometimes we feel ill prepared to make the best decision. This course will give you the counseling and assistance you need to feel confident in your major program selection under the Uniform Guidance for Federal Awards requirements.

Objectives

  • Understand the importance of the major program determination process
  • Perceive the key elements in major program determination and selection (e.g., properly identifying type A and type B programs, high-risk and low-risk programs, and the percentage-of-coverage rule)
  • Skillfully and confidently select major programs in a single audit

Highlights

  • Understanding the risk-based program selection approach to identifying major programs
  • The four-step major program determination process
  • How to identify ”not low-risk type A programs” and “high-risk type B programs”

Additional Information

Designed For

Not-for-profit and government auditors

Vendor

Surgent

Advanced Preparation

None

Credits

2.00 Auditing (Governmental)

Prerequisite

Some introductory background in single auditing

Course Number

2432702

Level of Knowledge

Intermediate

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