As an accounting student, you’ll learn about the activities of business, how to plan and make business decisions and how to evaluate the financial outcomes of those decisions.
Learn the language of business
thanks to comprehensive accounting course work with an emphasis on developing your professional communication skills.
Jump into the business world and earn academic credit with an internship in a Fort Worth-Dallas area accounting firm, or connect with alumni and business leaders to get other relevant part-time employment.
Prepare for professional certification as a CPA after earning 150 hours of course credit (36 accounting hours).
The Accounting program includes courses like:
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Introductory Microeconomics Introductory Macroeconomics Introductory Applied Calculus Foundations of Business
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Principles of Financial Accounting Principles of Managerial Accounting Legal & Social Environment of Business Information Systems in an eEnterprise Ethical Decision Making
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Intermediate Financial Accounting I and II Introduction to Federal Taxation Cost Accounting Financial Management Marketing Management
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Accounting Information Systems Advanced Accounting Introduction to Auditing Manufacturing and Service Operations Management of Supply Chain Management Strategic Management
Recent accounting graduates begin as analysts, auditors, tax consultants or business consultants in corporations or accounting firms, leading to careers in financial management, operational management or general management.
