Accounting, B.A.

The accounting curriculum provides a strong foundation in financial reporting, auditing, taxation, and managerial accounting, while also gaining proficiency in data analysis, financial technology, and regulatory compliance.

Your coursework will prepare you to assess financial risks, interpret complex data, and provide strategic insights that drive business success. Through hands-on projects, real-world case studies, and collaborative learning, you’ll strengthen your ability to communicate financial information effectively and apply accounting principles in professional settings.

Requirements

To earn a bachelor’s degree in accounting, students must complete 15 units, including:

• 7 business core courses (covering management, finance, marketing, and data analysis)
• 6 required accounting courses (including financial analytics, auditing, and taxation)
• 1 elective course in specialized topics such as government and nonprofit accounting or corporate finance
• 1 capstone course, integrating accounting knowledge into real-world applications

This curriculum ensures that students build technical expertise, strengthen analytical thinking, and gain hands-on experience—preparing them for CPA licensure or careers in finance, auditing, and beyond.