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Accountants enjoy a variety of career opportunities. The demand for accountants almost always exceeds the supply, so jobs are relatively easy to find, even in a weak economy. In addition, the employment growth rate for accountants is projected to be above average for the foreseeable future. Because accounting is a critical component of business, it provides a great foundation for virtually all business careers. Degree Options: UIndy offers two options for accounting majors: a CPA track and a non-CPA track. CPA Track: UIndy is an accredited university that qualifies graduates with 150 credit hours to take the CPA exam for public accountancy licensure in Indiana. (Students planning to take the exam outside of Indiana should contact those state Boards of Public Accountancy for their specific licensure guidelines.) A UIndy bachelor's degree requires 124 credit hours. To earn the 150 credit hours needed for a CPA, you can choose to pursue the Accelerated BS/MBA program or double major. Double Major: CPA-track accounting majors who don't enter the Accelerated BS/MBA program can pursue a double major in order to earn the 150 credit hours needed for a CPA. Other business majors often are good compliments to the accounting major. With summer courses, you can complete 150 credit hours in four years. Non-CPA Track: The non-CPA track is a traditional four-year accounting program designed for students to earn 124 credit hours and graduate with a bachelor's degree. Non-CPA track students can find jobs in private and governmental accounting and qualify for other professional certifications, including Certified Management Accountant, Certified Internal Auditor and Certified Fraud Examiner. Potential careers in Accounting: As an accounting major, you can choose many career and certification paths in public accounting, industry and government. Public Accounting—Assurance Services (Auditing); Management Advisory Services; Tax Compliance and Advisory Services; Due Diligence; Financial Planning; Business Valuation. Industry—Financial, Regulatory and Managerial Reporting; Internal Auditing; Tax Accounting; Financial Analysis; Systems Design and Analysis Government—Auditing; Financial and Regulatory Reporting; Fraud Investigation.
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Accountants enjoy a variety of career opportunities. The demand for accountants almost always exceeds the supply, so jobs are relatively easy to find, even in a weak economy. In addition, the employment growth rate for accountants is projected to be above average for the foreseeable future. Because accounting is a critical component of business, it provides a great foundation for virtually all business careers. Degree Options: UIndy offers two options for accounting majors: a CPA track and a non-CPA track. CPA Track: UIndy is an accredited university that qualifies graduates with 150 credit hours to take the CPA exam for public accountancy licensure in Indiana. (Students planning to take the exam outside of Indiana should contact those state Boards of Public Accountancy for their specific licensure guidelines.) A UIndy bachelor's degree requires 124 credit hours. To earn the 150 credit hours needed for a CPA, you can choose to pursue the Accelerated BS/MBA program or double major. Double Major: CPA-track accounting majors who don't enter the Accelerated BS/MBA program can pursue a double major in order to earn the 150 credit hours needed for a CPA. Other business majors often are good compliments to the accounting major. With summer courses, you can complete 150 credit hours in four years. Non-CPA Track: The non-CPA track is a traditional four-year accounting program designed for students to earn 124 credit hours and graduate with a bachelor's degree. Non-CPA track students can find jobs in private and governmental accounting and qualify for other professional certifications, including Certified Management Accountant, Certified Internal Auditor and Certified Fraud Examiner. Potential careers in Accounting: As an accounting major, you can choose many career and certification paths in public accounting, industry and government. Public Accounting—Assurance Services (Auditing); Management Advisory Services; Tax Compliance and Advisory Services; Due Diligence; Financial Planning; Business Valuation. Industry—Financial, Regulatory and Managerial Reporting; Internal Auditing; Tax Accounting; Financial Analysis; Systems Design and Analysis Government—Auditing; Financial and Regulatory Reporting; Fraud Investigation.
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
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One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
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