Accounting
Program at a Glance
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
College(s)/School(s)
Luter School of BusinessExplore the collecting, reviewing and reporting of financial information that drives decision-making in diverse organizations. Gain hands-on experience through case studies and community outreach, honing your skills in financial analysis and compliance. Our dedicated faculty and industry professionals will guide you as you develop a solid foundation in accounting principles and practices. From financial statements to taxation and auditing, you'll acquire the expertise to navigate complex financial challenges. Enhance your critical thinking and communication skills, and prepare yourself for a successful career in accounting. Become a part of our vibrant community and you'll find a world of opportunities in business, government, and non-profit sectors.
Degree Requirements
- BUSN 276L - Software Applications for Business
- BUSN 300 - Organizational Behavior
- BUSN 304 - Operations Management
- BUSN 311 - Marketing Management
- BUSN 323 - Corporate Finance
- BUSN 370 - Business and Accounting Information Systems
- BUSN 418 - Strategic Management
- ENGL 353W - Writing for the Professions
- ACCT 301 - Intermediate Accounting I
- ACCT 302 - Intermediate Accounting II
- ACCT 303 - Cost/Managerial Accounting
- ACCT 401 - Taxation
- ACCT 405 - Auditing
- ACCT 406W - Case Studies in Accounting
Select one:
- ACCT 352 - Business Law II
- ACCT 402 - Advanced Taxation
- ACCT 451 - Governmental & Nonprofit Accounting and Selected Topics
- ACCT 452 - Advanced Financial Accounting
- ACCT 461 - International Financial Reporting Standards
- ACCT 495 - Advanced Topics in Accounting
- ACCT 499 - Independent Study in Accounting
Career Options
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
- Financial Analyst
- Tax Consultant
- Auditor
- Management Accountant (also known as cost accountants)