Accounting
Develop a mastery of the financial aspects of business.
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)/Minor Option
Accounting majors are able to develop the essential skills needed to master financial aspects of business. Students are exposed to a variety of perspectives through hands-on learning, case studies, guest speakers and professor experiences. Minors gain valuable knowledge that can help in a variety of post-graduate career fields.
This program is offered:
On Campus
Why Major in Accounting?
An Accounting major prepares students to understand, analyze, and communicate the financial information that drives organizational success. Students develop expertise in financial reporting, taxation, auditing, and business analysis while building strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Accounting graduates are in demand across industries, including public accounting firms, corporations, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and financial institutions. This degree also provides an excellent foundation for professional certifications and advanced study.
Why Get a Minor in Accounting?
An Accounting minor provides students with a strong foundation in financial reporting, budgeting, taxation, and business decision-making. Students develop analytical and quantitative skills that are valuable in a wide variety of professional settings.
Whether paired with a major in Business, Sports Management, Criminal Justice, or another discipline, an Accounting minor helps students understand the financial side of organizations and strengthens their career readiness. Employers value graduates who can interpret financial information, manage resources effectively, and contribute to sound business decisions.
