A Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting prepares students for careers in public accounting including auditing and tax, management accounting, government & not-for-profit accounting, financial analysis, etc. The Accounting program also prepares students for careers in traditional, non-traditional fields, and prepare students to start their own business.
Students majoring in Accounting should complete 120 credit hours by taking 40 credit hours from the General Education Requirements in consultation with their academic advisors, 42 credit hours in the College of Business core courses, 24 credit hours in Accounting, 6 credit hours in business electives, 7 credit hours in general electives and 1 credit hour in CSU requirements.
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