Our
programs have had AACSB Accounting Accreditation since 1989.
AACSB International is the premier accrediting agency
for management education and the only grantor
of accounting accreditation.
Bachelor
of Science in Accounting
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Students
may be admitted to the bachelor's program upon successful completion
of the Freshman
Pre- Business Program.
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Students
devote approximately one-half of their study to the humanities,
English, public speaking, mathematics, and the natural and social
sciences.
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Students obtain a broad-based education that gives them accounting
and business expertise and contributes to their proficiency in
analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills.
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Students
receiving the bachelor's degree are prepared to begin accounting
careers in industry, the financial sector, or continue their studies
at the graduate level.
Master
of Professional Accountancy
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Students
with appropriate references, background course work, grade point
averages, and graduate entrance exam scores may be admitted upon
completion of a 4-year baccalaureate degree program. Students
complete a 15 hour core in business that emphasizes ethics, law,
international finance, and the accountant's role in business and
responsibility to society. Beyond the core, students obtain an
18 hour specialization in either assurance and management services
or taxation.
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Students develop their critical thinking, research, documentation,
and presentation skills to deal with problems that have multiple
solutions. Through case based learning, students learn to
"think outside the box, "developing the ability
to identify problems, research and document alternatives,
make recommendations, and justify their recommendation.
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Students receiving the master's degree are well prepared to
sit for professional accounting examinations and begin careers
in public accounting, industry, and the financial sector.
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Students may complete the program within 12 months
BS
Degree Requirements
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