Accounting
Accounting is an universal business discipline, essential to all organizations by providing relevant information for decision making and facilitating the success of a strong bottom line. A degree in accounting opens the door to career opportunities in all areas of business, government, and not-for-profits both locally and internationally.
- Faculty members are active professionals within the accounting field.
- Course options include evening and online courses.
- Internships are encouraged in order to gain practical experience and professional networking.
- Each student is assigned a faculty adviser to help plan his or her curriculum, provide academic counseling and assist in career preparation.
- Learn SAP practices and applications.
- Fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission
- In candidacy for accreditation the the Accreditation Council for Business Schools & Programs (ACBSP)
- Earn a bachelor's degree in accounting and a master's degree in business administration in five years.
- During the MBA you can take up to two CPA review classes and potentially pass half of the CPA exam.
- Through internships, students have opportunities to log experience toward the 2,000-hour requirement to earn a CPA.
- Students accepted into the CPA track program will have a CPA as a professional mentor.
- Earn approximately $135,000 annually with a CPA certification.
- Combine a bachelor’s degree in business with a CMA certification.
- Earn approximately $27,000 more annually with a CMA.
- SAP
- Freshmen and sophomores are matched with juniors and seniors.
- Juniors and seniors will have a professional mentor.
What do you do with an accounting degree?
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