Beta Alpha Psi

Beta Alpha Psi (ΒΑΨ) is an international honor society for accounting, finance and information systems students[1] attending universities accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business or the European Quality Improvement System.

Beta Alpha Psi
ΒΑΨ
FoundedFebruary 12, 1919 (1919-02-12)
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
TypeProfessional
ScopeInternational
ColorsCrimson and Black
Chapters300+ chartered
MembersUnknown collegiate
300,000+ lifetime
NicknameBAP
Headquarters220 Leigh Farm Road.
Durham, North Carolina
USA
Websitebap.org

It was founded on February 12, 1919, at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and is currently headquartered in Durham, North Carolina, in the United States. The organization has over 300 chapters on college and university campuses with over 300,000 members worldwide.[2]

Objectives

Beta Alpha Psi encourages and recognizes scholastic and professional excellence in the business information field, promotes the study and practice of accounting, finance and information systems, and provides opportunities for self-development, service and association among members and practicing professionals. It "strives to encourage a sense of ethical, social, and public responsibility".[2] The organization also promotes the development of technical and professional skills that are used to complement the university education, philanthropic activities, and interaction between students, faculty and professionals. Beta Alpha Psi's objectives are accomplished through the activities of each chapter respectively. Each chapter receives financial funding for these activities through sponsorship of various public and private firms.

History

On April 17, 1896, the New York legislature established the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation. This designation in business encouraged a greater focus on accounting and commerce knowledge, and Beta Alpha Psi was formed in 1919 to promote the CPA rank on college campuses. Two years after its founding, all of the existing U.S. states had adopted CPA regulations.

Beta Alpha Psi's beginnings relate to Hiram Scovill, class of 1908, an accounting professor, during his return to the University of Illinois in 1908. Several new honor societies and professional fraternities that had formed a few years before Scovill's return introduced students to the benefits of professional organizations.

Scovill and his junior colleague A. C. Littleton formed an accounting club on campus in 1917. Beta Alpha Psi emerged two years later. The first members were six students from Professor Scovill's CPA course. The organization was founded on the three basic principles of scholarship, practicality, and sociability, and its initial objective was to stimulate cooperation and interest in accounting. One of its main purposes was to encourage and foster service as the basis of the accounting profession and to secure the highest ethical ideals in the practice of accountancy. On this multifaceted base, eleven students were initiated as active members of the organization on February 12, 1919. Professor Scovill was initiated as an honorary member.

In the original constitution for the University of Illinois chapter, the initiation fee was $10 and dues were an additional $2 per semester. Any member who was absent from a function without first being excused was charged 25 cents. Section I, Article IV, of the original constitution stated that any male person who was registered in third-year accounting, who contemplated a continuance in accounting work, and who had a junior class standing as shown by his college records was eligible for membership in the organization.

Nine of the eleven members became CPAs. By 1939, only one of the original eleven members, the first president Russell Morrison, was a practicing CPA. Morrison was actively involved in the American Accounting Association. In 1964, he, along with eight other leading accounting professors, was selected to serve on the "Committee to Prepare a Statement of Basic Accounting Theory", which provided major contributions to American accounting thought. In February 1921, Beta Alpha Psi officially became a national organization after it adopted a national constitution. Less than nine years later, the organization boasted 900 members, and on November 8, 1950, Jeannie Skelton, the first female member of Beta Alpha Psi, was inducted into the Miami University (Ohio) chapter.[3]

Beta Alpha Psi's logo consists of three different aspects: the emblem, the rising sun, and the crossed keys. The emblem is used to promote the promise of careers for financial information professionals. The rising sun represents the professionals who continuously rise higher. The crossed keys symbolize the knowledge Beta Alpha Psi provides that will unlock the doors for the financial world. Together these three aspects represent what Beta Alpha Psi is about. The Greek letters Beta Alpha Psi represent scholarship, social responsibility, and practicality respectively.[4]

International presence

Beta Alpha Psi continues to grow as new chapters are installed internationally. Outside the United States, local chapters operate at the University of Sydney and University of Technology Sydney in Australia; and at Massey University, the University of Auckland, the University of Waikato, and at Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand.[5]

Organizational structure

Beta Alpha Psi is governed by a constitution and by laws. It is managed by the Board of Directors, which consists of thirteen financial information professionals or professors of accounting, finance or information systems, the Professional Partners chair, and two alumni representatives. The alumni representatives are recent graduates who were active in their Beta Alpha Psi chapters.

The organization relies on funding to support its activities. Beta Alpha Psi receives a portion of its funding from charter maintenance fees and an initiation fee. The initiation fee is a one-time fee and is paid upon acceptance into the organization. A majority of the organization's funding comes from contributions from industry, consulting, and professional service firms. They include but are not limited to donations from alumni of the organization.

Beta Alpha Psi's Professional Partners consists of prominent professional accountants who are active in public accounting, industry, and government. Members serve three-year terms. The Partners provides the Board of Directors independent, external advice on and assistance in both the routine operations and the special projects of the organization.

The International Chapter is composed of all faculty advisors, student presidents, and past and present members of Beta Alpha Psi. This body holds a meeting every year and provides advice and assistance to the Board of Directors.[2] Local chapters are composed of the students and the faculty members at each university. Students guide each chapter's activities while faculty advisors mentor the chapters and provide a liaison between the members and other faculty.[2] But different local chapters operate in diverse ways. While some chapters are organized as accounting honor societies[6] or others operate as financial information fraternities.[7]

Establishing a chapter

There are several requirements that must be met before starting a chapter:[8]

  • Accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International or European Foundation for Management Development/European Quality Improvement System, or be in the candidacy stage for accreditation.
  • A sufficient number (usually ten or more) of interested and qualified accounting, finance or information systems students to demonstrate sustainability of chapter activities. Furthermore, all potential members must meet the eligibility requirements stated in the International Bylaws.
  • An accounting, finance or information systems faculty member who is willing and able to serve as faculty advisor.
  • Support of the accounting, finance, or information systems faculty and department chairs, as well as the business school dean. It is strongly encouraged for all petitioning chapters to have ongoing funding from the school’s administration.

Petitioning applications can be submitted at any time during the year. If the petition is approved, the chapter will be eligible for installation after 60 days from the date of approval. Before the installation can be scheduled, the petitioning chapter must submit certain fees, names of charter members, and the address which installation materials should be mailed to.

Admission requirements

In order to become a part of Beta Alpha Psi, students must be invited to join by the local chapter at the university they attend, and they are required to meet various requirements.

The minimum requirements for eligibility to be elected as a pledge, though a chapter can set stricter requirements, include:

  • Declare an academic major in accounting, finance, or information systems
  • Pay an annual membership fee
  • Complete at least one year of courses at the collegiate level (30 semester hours or equivalent)
  • Maintain a grade point average of 3.5 (where an A is equal to a 4.0)

A separate set of requirements is set for election to membership, including:

  • Declare an academic major in accounting, finance, or information systems (or have stated an intention to declare a concentration in accounting, finance, or information systems)
  • Complete two years of collegiate courses and at least one upper-level course beyond the business core (for transfer students, the most recent qualifying course must be at an institution accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business- or European Quality Improvement System
  • Maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 in upper-level courses of their declared major beyond the business core; and
    • Maintain a 3.0 cumulative grade point average, or
    • Rank within the top 35% of their university class, or
    • Attain a 3.25 cumulative grade point average on the most recently completed 30 semester hours[9]

Notable alumni

The following alumni have distinguished themselves in business or in service to Beta Alpha Psi.

Active and Petitioning Chapters

Active and Petitioning Chapters as of October 26, 2020[15]

# Name School Name State Region
1AlphaUniversity of IllinoisILMidwest
2BetaUniversity of OregonORNorthwest
4DeltaUniversity of WashingtonWANorthwest
5EpsilonOregon State UniversityORNorthwest
6ZetaUniversity of North DakotaNDMissouri Valley
9IotaUniversity of Southern CaliforniaCAWestern
11LambdaUniversity of California BerkeleyCAWestern
12MuNew York UniversityNYAtlantic Coast
13NuUniversity of Colorado at BoulderCORocky Mountain
14XiSyracuse UniversityNYAtlantic Coast
15OmicronThe Ohio State UniversityOHMidwest
16PiCase Western Reserve UniversityOHMidwest
18SigmaUniversity of Wisconsin ‐ MadisonWIMidwest
20UpsilonUniversity of FloridaFLSoutheast
21PhiLouisiana State UniversityLASoutheast
22ChiOklahoma State UniversityOKSouthwest
23PsiMarquette UniversityWIMidwest
24OmegaMiami UniversityOHMidwest
25Alpha BetaThe University of AlabamaALSoutheast
26Alpha GammaCUNY ‐ Baruch CollegeNYAtlantic Coast
29Alpha ZetaUniversity of DenverCORocky Mountain
31Alpha ThetaUniversity of MississippiMSSoutheast
32Alpha IotaUniversity of ArkansasARSouthwest
33Alpha KappaOhio UniversityOHMidwest
34Alpha LambdaUniversity of Tennessee at KnoxvilleTNSoutheast
35Alpha MuUniversity of KentuckyKYSoutheast
36Alpha NuCreighton UniversityNEMissouri Valley
37Alpha XiUniversity of Detroit MercyMIMidwest
39Alpha PiUniversity of IowaIAMissouri Valley
40Alpha RhoBaylor UniversityTXSouthwest
41Alpha SigmaUniversity of CincinnatiOHMidwest
43Alpha UpsilonBowling Green State UniversityOHMidwest
44Alpha PhiTemple UniversityPAAtlantic Coast
45Alpha ChiLouisiana Tech UniversityLASouthwest
46Alpha PsiWest Virginia UniversityWVAtlantic Coast
47Alpha OmegaFordham UniversityNYAtlantic Coast
48Beta AlphaIndiana UniversityINMidwest
49Beta GammaDePaul UniversityILMidwest
51Beta EpsilonLehigh UniversityPAAtlantic Coast
52Beta ZetaLoyola University New OrleansLASouthwest
53Beta EtaSan Diego State UniversityCAWestern
54Beta ThetaThe Pennsylvania State UniversityPAAtlantic Coast
55Beta IotaLoyola University ‐ ChicagoILMidwest
56Beta KappaMississippi State UniversityMSSoutheast
57Beta LambdaCalifornia State University ‐ Los AngelesCAWestern
58Beta MuGeorgia State University ‐ School of AccountancyGASoutheast
59Beta NuTulane UniversityLASoutheast
60Beta XiUniversity of MiamiFLSoutheast
61Beta OmicronUniversity of ArizonaAZWestern
62Beta PiUniversity of North TexasTXSouthwest
63Beta RhoFlorida State UniversityFLSoutheast
64Beta SigmaUniversity of Notre DameINMidwest
65Beta TauArizona State UniversityAZWestern
66Beta UpsilonUniversity of GeorgiaGASoutheast
67Beta PhiCalifornia State University ‐ SacramentoCAWestern
68Beta ChiSan Francisco State UniversityCAWestern
69Beta PsiKent State UniversityOHMidwest
71Gamma AlphaBrigham Young UniversityUTRocky Mountain
72Gamma BetaUniversity of South CarolinaSCSoutheast
73Gamma DeltaUniversity of HoustonTXSouthwest
74Gamma EpsilonUniversity of ToledoOHMidwest
75Gamma ZetaSouthern Illinois University at CarbondaleILMidwest
76Gamma EtaUniversity of AkronOHMidwest
77Gamma ThetaUniversity of Missouri‐ColumbiaMOMissouri Valley
79Gamma KappaUniversity of Nebraska at OmahaNEMissouri Valley
80Gamma LambdaVirginia TechVAAtlantic Coast
81Gamma MuDrake UniversityIAMissouri Valley
82Gamma NuNortheastern UniversityMAAtlantic Coast
83Gamma XiSan Jose State UniversityCAWestern
84Gamma OmicronCalifornia State University ‐ FresnoCAWestern
85Gamma PiNorthern Illinois UniversityILMidwest
86Gamma RhoWestern Michigan UniversityMIMidwest
87Gamma SigmaUniversity of New OrleansLASouthwest
88Gamma TauColorado State UniversityCORocky Mountain
89Gamma UpsilonUniversity of Rhode IslandRIAtlantic Coast
90Gamma PhiUniversity of Texas at ArlingtonTXSouthwest
91Gamma ChiThe University of MemphisTNSoutheast
92Gamma PsiUniversity of Missouri ‐ St. LouisMOMissouri Valley
93Gamma OmegaCalifornia State University ‐ Long BeachCAWestern
94Delta AlphaUniversity of WyomingWYRocky Mountain
95Delta BetaCalifornia State University ‐ FullertonCAWestern
96Delta GammaUniversity of South FloridaFLSoutheast
97Delta EpsilonWashington State UniversityWANorthwest
98Delta ZetaCalifornia State University ‐ ChicoCAWestern
99Delta EtaSeattle UniversityWANorthwest
100Delta ThetaUniversity of Hawaii ‐ ManoaHIWestern
102Delta KappaUniversity of MontanaMTNorthwest
103Delta LambdaNew Mexico State UniversityNMSouthwest
105Delta NuUniversity of Massachusetts ‐ AmherstMAAtlantic Coast
106Delta XiTexas Southern UniversityTXSouthwest
107Delta OmicronUniversity of Nebraska ‐ LincolnNEMissouri Valley
108Delta PiHofstra UniversityMAAtlantic Coast
109Delta RhoPacific Lutheran UniversityWANorthwest
110Delta SigmaEastern Washington UniversityWANorthwest
112Delta UpsilonNorthern Arizona UniversityAZWestern
114Delta ChiUniversity of Alabama at BirminghamALSoutheast
115Delta PsiCleveland State UniversityOHMidwest
116Delta OmegaUtah State UniversityUTRocky Mountain
117Epsilon AlphaPortland State UniversityORNorthwest
118Epsilon BetaUniversity of South AlabamaALSoutheast
119Epsilon GammaUniversity of Central FloridaFLSoutheast
120Epsilon DeltaUniversity of Missouri‐Kansas CityMOMissouri Valley
121Epsilon ZetaVirginia Commonwealth UniversityVAAtlantic Coast
123Epsilon ThetaKansas State UniversityKSMissouri Valley
124Epsilon IotaUniversity of San FranciscoCAWestern
125Epsilon KappaAppalachian State UniversityNCSoutheast
126Epsilon LambdaUniversity of ConnecticutCTAtlantic Coast
127Epsilon MuStephen F. Austin State UniversityTXSouthwest
128Epsilon NuMurray State UniversityKYSoutheast
129Epsilon XiUniversity of UtahUTRocky Mountain
130Epsilon OmicronAuburn UniversityALSoutheast
131Epsilon PiUniversity of Arkansas at Little RockARSouthwest
132Epsilon RhoUniversity of Wisconsin ‐ WhitewaterWIMidwest
133Epsilon SigmaThe George Washington UniversityDCAtlantic Coast
134Epsilon TauWichita State UniversityKSSouthwest
135Epsilon UpsilonEmory University‐Goizueta Business SchoolGASoutheast
136Epsilon PhiWayne State UniversityMIMidwest
137Epsilon ChiCalifornia State University ‐ NorthridgeCAWestern
138Epsilon PsiCalifornia State University ‐ East BayCAWestern
139Epsilon OmegaEastern Michigan UniversityMIMidwest
140Zeta AlphaPurdue UniversityINMidwest
141Zeta BetaWestern Illinois UniversityILMidwest
142Zeta GammaMiddle Tennessee State UniversityTNSoutheast
143Zeta DeltaGeorgia Southern UniversityGASoutheast
144Zeta EpsilonTexas A&M University‐CommerceTXSouthwest
145Zeta EtaClarkson UniversityNYAtlantic Coast
146Zeta ThetaSUNY at BuffaloNYAtlantic Coast
147Zeta IotaUniversity of Nevada ‐ RenoNVWestern
148Zeta KappaUniversity of San DiegoCAWestern
149Zeta LambdaBradley UniversityILMidwest
150Zeta MuThe University of Southern MississippiMSSoutheast
151Zeta NuSaint Louis UniversityMOMissouri Valley
152Zeta XiSeton Hall UniversityNJAtlantic Coast
153Zeta OmicronUniversity of Wisconsin ‐ Eau ClaireWIMidwest
154Zeta PiOld Dominion UniversityVAAtlantic Coast
155Zeta RhoClemson UniversitySCSoutheast
156Zeta SigmaNorth Carolina A&T State UniversityNCSoutheast
157Zeta TauLamar UniversityTXSouthwest
158Zeta UpsilonUniversity of Houston ‐ Clear LakeTXSouthwest
159Zeta PhiTennessee Tech UniversityTNSoutheast
160Zeta ChiUniversity of North Carolina at GreensboroNCSoutheast
161Zeta PsiBoise State UniversityIDNorthwest
162Zeta OmegaBall State UniversityINMidwest
163Eta AlphaUniversity of North Carolina at CharlotteNCSoutheast
164Eta BetaUniversity of Texas at San AntonioTXSouthwest
165Eta GammaUniversity of LouisvilleKYSoutheast
166Eta DeltaJames Madison UniversityVAAtlantic Coast
167Eta EpsilonCentral Michigan UniversityMIMidwest
168Eta ZetaUniversity of DaytonOHMidwest
169Eta ThetaUniversity of Wisconsin ‐ MilwaukeeWIMidwest
170Eta IotaFlorida International UniversityFLSoutheast
171Eta KappaUniversity of Tennessee at ChattanoogaTNSoutheast
172Eta LambdaIdaho State UniversityIDRocky Mountain
173Eta MuSt. John's UniversityNYAtlantic Coast
174Eta NuHoward UniversityDCAtlantic Coast
175Eta XiUniversity of Michigan ‐ FlintMIMidwest
176Eta OmicronWestern Kentucky UniversityKYSoutheast
177Eta PiUniversity at AlbanyNYAtlantic Coast
178Eta RhoUniversity of TulsaOKSouthwest
179Eta SigmaUniversity of Louisiana at MonroeLASouthwest
180Eta TauFlorida Atlantic UniversityFLSoutheast
181Eta UpsilonLoyola University MarylandMDAtlantic Coast
182Eta PhiOakland University ‐ MichiganMIMidwest
183Eta ChiMontana State University ‐ BozemanMTRocky Mountain
184Eta PsiWright State UniversityOHMidwest
185Eta OmegaEast Tennessee State UniversityTNSoutheast
186Theta AlphaGeorge Mason UniversityVAAtlantic Coast
187Theta BetaUniversity of Texas at El PasoTXSouthwest
188Theta GammaBentley UniversityMAAtlantic Coast
189Theta DeltaSuffolk UniversityMAAtlantic Coast
190Theta EpsilonIndiana State UniversityINMidwest
191Theta ZetaMillsaps CollegeMSSoutheast
192Theta EtaSoutheastern Louisiana UniversityLASouthwest
193Theta IotaUniversity of BaltimoreMDAtlantic Coast
194Theta KappaUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoILMidwest
195Theta LambdaUniversity of Central ArkansasARSouthwest
196Theta MuRutgers University‐New BrunswickNJAtlantic Coast
197Theta NuFort Lewis CollegeCORocky Mountain
198Theta XiThe University of New MexicoNMRocky Mountain
199Theta OmicronUniversity of Nevada ‐ Las VegasNVWestern
200Theta PiMissouri State UniversityMOMissouri Valley
201Theta RhoBinghamton UniversityNYAtlantic Coast
202Theta SigmaUniversity of Colorado DenverCORocky Mountain
203Theta TauWeber State UniversityUTRocky Mountain
204Theta UpsilonUniversity of South DakotaSDMissouri Valley
205Theta PhiWestern Washington UniversityWANorthwest
206Theta ChiDuquesne UniversityPAAtlantic Coast
207Theta PsiUniversity of Northern ColoradoCORocky Mountain
208Theta OmegaEastern Illinois UniversityILMidwest
209Iota AlphaUniversity of North Carolina at WilmingtonNCSoutheast
210Iota BetaIowa State UniversityIAMissouri Valley
211Iota GammaUniversity of IdahoIDNorthwest
212Iota DeltaGonzaga UniversityWANorthwest
214Iota ZetaTowson UniversityMDAtlantic Coast
215Iota EtaCalifornia State University ‐ San BernardinoCAWestern
216Iota ThetaUniversity of Alabama in HuntsvilleALSoutheast
217Iota KappaUniversity of the PacificCAWestern
218Iota LambdaPace UniversityNYAtlantic Coast
219Iota MuUniversity of Central MissouriMOMissouri Valley
220Iota NuUniversity of OklahomaOKSouthwest
221Iota XiEast Carolina UniversityNCSoutheast
223Iota PiSalisbury UniversityMDAtlantic Coast
224Iota RhoUniversity of Wisconsin OshkoshWIMidwest
225Iota SigmaNicholls State UniversityLASoutheast
226Iota TauKennesaw State UniversityGASoutheast
227Iota UpsilonUniversity of Wisconsin‐ La CrosseWIMidwest
228Iota PhiUniversity of West FloridaFLSoutheast
229Iota ChiCalifornia State Polytechnic University ‐ PomonaCAWestern
230Iota PsiFairfield UniversityCTAtlantic Coast
231Iota OmegaNorth Carolina State UniversityNCSoutheast
232Kappa AlphaMorgan State UniversityMDAtlantic Coast
233Kappa BetaGrand Valley State UniversityMIMidwest
234Kappa GammaRutgers University ‐ CamdenNJAtlantic Coast
235Kappa DeltaIllinois State UniversityILMidwest
236Kappa EpsilonRider UniversityNJAtlantic Coast
237Kappa ZetaSt. John's University ‐ Staten Island CampusNYAtlantic Coast
238Kappa EtaTexas State University‐San MarcosTXSouthwest
239Kappa ThetaUniversity of Louisiana at LafayetteLASouthwest
240Kappa IotaWidener UniversityPAAtlantic Coast
241Kappa LambdaSouthern Illinois University EdwardsvilleILMidwest
242Kappa MuSam Houston State UniversityTXSouthwest
243Kappa NuTruman State UniversityMOMissouri Valley
244Kappa XiYoungstown State UniversityOHMidwest
245Kappa OmicronLong Island University ‐ PostNYAtlantic Coast
246Kappa PiSamford UniversityALSoutheast
247Kappa RhoWinthrop UniversitySCSoutheast
248Kappa SigmaUniversity of Michigan‐DearbornMIMidwest
249Kappa UpsilonUniversity of PittsburghPAAtlantic Coast
250Kappa PhiMarshall UniversityWVAtlantic Coast
251Kappa ChiWestern Illinois University ‐ Quad CitiesILMidwest
253Kappa OmegaVillanova UniversityPAAtlantic Coast
254Lambda AlphaUniversity of KansasKSMissouri Valley
255Lambda BetaThe University of TampaFLSoutheast
256Lambda GammaPittsburg State UniversityKSMissouri Valley
257Lambda DeltaStetson UniversityFLSoutheast
259Lambda ZetaSUNY OswegoNYAtlantic Coast
260Lambda EtaMarist CollegeNYAtlantic Coast
261Lambda ThetaSouth Carolina State UniversitySCSoutheast
262Lambda IotaNorthern Michigan UniversityMIMidwest
263Lambda KappaCoastal Carolina UniversitySCSoutheast
264Lambda MuUniversity of Southern IndianaINMidwest
265Lambda NuBelmont UniversityTNSoutheast
266Lambda XiElon UniversityNCSoutheast
267Lambda OmicronUniversity of Texas at DallasTXSouthwest
268Lambda PiManhattan CollegeNYAtlantic Coast
269Lambda RhoCalifornia State University ‐ StanislausCAWestern
270Lambda SigmaUniversity of California ‐ Los AngelesCAWestern
271Lambda UpsilonSeattle Pacific UniversityWANorthwest
272Lambda PhiGeorgia College & State UniversityGASoutheast
273Lambda ChiNiagara UniversityNYAtlantic Coast
274Lambda PsiEmporia State UniversityKSMissouri Valley
275Lambda OmegaThe University of Sydney ‐ AustraliaNew SouthWalesOceania
276Mu AlphaIthaca CollegeNYAtlantic Coast
277Mu BetaCollege of CharlestonSCSoutheast
278Mu DeltaOhio Northern UniversityOHMidwest
279Mu GammaUniversity of South Florida St. PetersburgFLSoutheast
281Mu ZetaValdosta State UniversityGASoutheast
282Mu EtaThe College of New JerseyNJAtlantic Coast
283Mu ThetaTennessee State UniversityTNSoutheast
284The AucklandThe University of Auckland Business SchoolAucklandOceania
285Mu KappaUniversity of Texas at TylerTXSouthwest
286Mu LambdaFlorida Gulf Coast UniversityFLSoutheast
287Mu NuUniversity of Nebraska ‐ KearneyNEMissouri Valley
288Mu XiSoutheast Missouri State UniversityMOMissouri Valley
289Mu OmicronWashburn UniversityKSMissouri Valley
290Mu PiUtah Valley UniversityUTRocky Mountain
293Mu UpsilonAdelphi UniversityNYAtlantic Coast
294Mu PhiUniversity of Massachusetts DartmouthMAAtlantic Coast
295Mu ChiUniversity of HartfordCTAtlantic Coast
296Mu PsiUniversity of Washington BothellWANorthwest
297Mu OmegaStonehill CollegeMAAtlantic Coast
298Nu AlphaQuinnipiac UniversityCTAtlantic Coast
299Nu BetaRadford UniversityVAAtlantic Coast
300Nu GammaUniversity of North GeorgiaGASoutheast
301Nu DeltaWestern Carolina UniversityNCSoutheast
302Upsilon Tau SigmaUniversity of Technology Sydney, AustraliaNew SouthWalesOceania
303Nu EpsilonCentral Washington UniversityWANorthwest
304Nu ZetaWest Chester UniversityPAAtlantic Coast
305Nu ThetaWashington State University - VancouverWANorthwest
306The Waikato ChapterUniversity of WaikatoNew ZealandOceania
307Nu IotaWashington University in St. LouisMOMissouri Valley
308The Victoria Wellington ChapterVictoria University of WellingtonWellingtonOceania
309Nu EtaUniversity of Arkansas Fort SmithARSouthwest
310Nu KappaUniversity of ScrantonPAAtlantic Coast
311Nu LambdaRoger Williams UniversityRIAtlantic Coast
312Nu MuWashington and Lee UniversityVASoutheast
313Nu XiSiena CollegeNYAtlantic Coast
314Nu OmicronIona CollegeNYAtlantic Coast
315Nu PiUniversity of California, IrvineCAWestern
316Nu RhoUniversity of California, RiversideCAWestern
317Nu SigmaFairleigh Dickinson UniversityNJAtlantic Coast
318Nu UpsilonMercer UniversityGASoutheast
319Nu PhiJacksonville State UniversityALSoutheast
320Nu ChiMinnesota State University MankatoMNMissouri Valley
321Nu PsiPrairie View A&M UniversityTXSouthwest
322Nu OmegaUniversity of PortlandORNorthwest
323Xi AlphaUniversity of South Carolina UpstateSCSoutheast
324Xi BetaPurdue University NorthwestINMidwest
325Xi GammaAuburn University at MontgomeryALSoutheast
326Xi DeltaRobert Morris UniversityPAAtlantic Coast
327Xi EpsilonMonash UniversityAustraliaOceania
328Xi ZetaUniversity of North AlabamaALSoutheast
329Xi ThetaRowan UniversityNJAtlantic Coast
330Xi IotaRamapo College of New JerseyNJAtlantic Coast
331Xi EtaUniversity of North FloridaFLSoutheast
332Xi KappaDeakin UniversityVictoriaOceania
333Xi LambdaThe University of MelbourneAustraliaOceania
335Xi NuNorthwestern State UniversityLASoutheast
1397Petitioning - Central Connecticut State UniversityCentral Connecticut State UniversityCTAtlantic Coast
1402Petitioning - University of New HavenUniversity of New HavenCTAtlantic Coast
1413Petitioning - Florida Southern CollegeFlorida Southern CollegeFLSoutheast
1415Petitioning - The CitadelThe CitadelSCSoutheast
1416Petitioning - Simmons UniversitySimmons UniversityMAAtlantic Coast
1417Petitioning - Troy UniversityTroy UniversityALSoutheast
1418Petitioning - King Abdulaziz UniversityKing Abdulaziz UniversitySaudi ArabiaInternational
1419Petitioning - University of California, San DiegoUniversity of California, San DiegoCAWestern
1420Petitioning - Swinburne University of TechnologySwinburne University of TechnologyAustraliaOceania
1421Petitioning - University of New HampshireUniversity of New HampshireNHAtlantic Coast

Notes

  1. About Beta Alpha Psi
  2. "ΒΑΨ About page".
  3. "New Accountant USA". Archived from the original on 2008-09-10. Retrieved 2009-06-02.
  4. "About Beta Alpha Psi". Beta Alpha Psi. Beta Alpha Psi. Retrieved December 2, 2015.
  5. "ΒΑΨ Chapters page".
  6. "USI ΒΑΨ Information page". Archived from the original on 2009-06-27. Retrieved 2009-06-02.
  7. "Iota Chapter Homepage". Archived from the original on 2009-05-06. Retrieved 2009-06-02.
  8. "Petitioning Process". Beta Alpha Psi. Beta Alpha psi. Retrieved December 2, 2015.
  9. "ΒΑΨ Constitution and Bylaws".
  10. "T. Coleman Andrews' Accounting Hall of Fame Bio".
  11. "Yuji Ijiri's Accounting Hall of Fame Bio". Archived from the original on 2014-01-10. Retrieved 2009-06-02.
  12. "William Andrew Paton's Accounting Hall of Fame Bio". Archived from the original on 2016-07-04. Retrieved 2009-06-02.
  13. "Student Organizations – Members of the Executive Leadership Council (ELC) – College of Business, Spring 2014" (PDF). San Jose State University. Spring 2014. Archived from the original (PDF) on September 25, 2015. Retrieved September 10, 2015.
  14. Kentuckian Yearbook. University of Kentucky. 1963. p. 202. Retrieved July 24, 2018.
  15. Beta Alpha Psi - Active Chapters
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