Bachelor of Science in Accountancy - Career Specialty 24 months Undergraduate Programme By Illinois State University |TopUniversities

Bachelor of Science in Accountancy - Career Specialty

Programme Duration

24 monthsProgramme duration

Starting Month

Jan-2000Starting Month

Programme overview

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

The Accounting - Career Specialty sequence allows accounting majors to design an individualized plan of study that meets their career goals. In addition to the required accounting courses, students complete twelve hours in a specialized area with advice and approval of the accounting academic advisor and the department chair. Why Study Accounting - Career Specialty? Accountants provide the information necessary to determine and evaluate the long term and short term financial stability of companies, organization or individuals. Accountants track expenses, provide detailed insight about the expenses and future paths, as well as prepare, analyze and verify financial documents. They look for ways to be more financially efficient, keep public records and make sure taxes are paid properly. Accounting is a versatile degree. Students who graduate with a major in accounting may find jobs in many areas of business including: sales, production management, client management, product development, procurement, general management, banking and financial planning. Related Skills Excellent computer skills. Learn to work well within in a team. Develop strong oral and written communication skills. Gain work experience and information about careers through internships. Certifications available through the Institute of Internal Auditors or the Institute of Management Accountants may increase job marketability in some areas of accounting. Analytical, critical-thinking and problem solving skills. High ethical standards. Accuracy and attention to detail Accounting - experience with financial transactions and preparing financial statements Ability to meet deadlines and multitask SFAS Rules - knowledge of applicable Financial ACCounting and Standards Board (FASB) accounting rules

Programme overview

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

The Accounting - Career Specialty sequence allows accounting majors to design an individualized plan of study that meets their career goals. In addition to the required accounting courses, students complete twelve hours in a specialized area with advice and approval of the accounting academic advisor and the department chair. Why Study Accounting - Career Specialty? Accountants provide the information necessary to determine and evaluate the long term and short term financial stability of companies, organization or individuals. Accountants track expenses, provide detailed insight about the expenses and future paths, as well as prepare, analyze and verify financial documents. They look for ways to be more financially efficient, keep public records and make sure taxes are paid properly. Accounting is a versatile degree. Students who graduate with a major in accounting may find jobs in many areas of business including: sales, production management, client management, product development, procurement, general management, banking and financial planning. Related Skills Excellent computer skills. Learn to work well within in a team. Develop strong oral and written communication skills. Gain work experience and information about careers through internships. Certifications available through the Institute of Internal Auditors or the Institute of Management Accountants may increase job marketability in some areas of accounting. Analytical, critical-thinking and problem solving skills. High ethical standards. Accuracy and attention to detail Accounting - experience with financial transactions and preparing financial statements Ability to meet deadlines and multitask SFAS Rules - knowledge of applicable Financial ACCounting and Standards Board (FASB) accounting rules

Admission Requirements

6.5+
110+
81+
55+
Applicants must have Earned the equivalent of a U.S. high school diploma from a recognized international institution of secondary or high school level, or will do so within one academic year of application and must have academic achievement equal to a U.S. grade point average of C or better (2.00 on a 4.00 scale) in courses that reflect proficiencies in basic skill areas. Other English Language Requirements: 550 on the pencil/paper based Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), or Computer-based: 213.

2 Years
Jan-2000

Tuition fees

Domestic
0 USD
International
0 USD

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