Course Introduction

Strong organizations know that their long-term health depends on a well-managed balance sheet. If you’re dedicated to detail and interested in helping determine the success and efficiency of a business,then a Bachelor of Science in Accounting (BSACC) could be right for you.

Our accounting program integrates a specific accounting problem-solving software that helps to give you practical knowledge that you can apply in your career. You’ll explore a range of business disciplines – and participate in accounting classes that will provide you with a deeper understanding of
various accounting functions. Explore financial and managerial accounting, systems and controls, taxation and auditing.

You’ll have the opportunity to balance work, life and school by taking one single 5-week course at a time. Cultivate your communication and leadership skills – and equip yourself with the knowledge to enhance your career with a strong foundation in business.

Objectives

The Bachelor of Science in Accounting (BSACC) promotes identification with, and orientation to, the accounting profession and is designed to provide knowledge and skills necessary to an accounting career. In addition to the key accounting course work at the introductory and intermediate levels, critical areas of study including auditing and taxation are required in the program. The importance of ethics and international issues are emphasized throughout the curriculum, along with core competencies in technology and communication. The program utilizes specific accounting problem-solving software to provide students with practical knowledge of the accounting field. The program also addresses the goals of professional values, communications and leadership skills, strategic and critical thinking skills, and technology skills of the professional accounting environment and provides additional coverage on the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Students are also exposed to varied business disciplines including economics, statistics, law, corporate finance, and marketing to provide the general business overview and context necessary for accounting studies. This program is consistent with generally accepted accounting principles, including the accounting processes and knowledge areas that lead to professional certification