Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) Major in Accounting
Marketable Skills:
Think critically
Analyze and solve problems
Communicate clearly and effectively
Accounting majors will demonstrate an understanding of professional ethics and the ability to apply professional ethics.
Accounting majors will use data analysis skills to make business decisions. Students will demonstrate the ability to formulate a plan to analyze data and interpret the results in order to support a decision.
Students will demonstrate a basic understanding of international accounting practices and an understanding of the role accounting plays in the functioning of capital markets and the global economy.
Accounting majors will be able to prepare financial statements for use by external stakeholders and use financial statement information to assess the financial health of a firm.
Accounting majors will demonstrate an understanding of the types of internal accounting information and tools managers use for planning, control, and decision making within the firm.
Accounting majors will be able to distinguish taxable from nontaxable income, compute an individual's tax liability, and evaluate the tax consequences of choosing different types of business entities.
Accounting majors will be able to evaluate the effectiveness of risk management control processes within an organization, including the prevention and detection of fraud.
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Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) Major in Accounting
Marketable Skills:
Think critically
Analyze and solve problems
Communicate clearly and effectively
Accounting majors will demonstrate an understanding of professional ethics and the ability to apply professional ethics.
Accounting majors will use data analysis skills to make business decisions. Students will demonstrate the ability to formulate a plan to analyze data and interpret the results in order to support a decision.
Students will demonstrate a basic understanding of international accounting practices and an understanding of the role accounting plays in the functioning of capital markets and the global economy.
Accounting majors will be able to prepare financial statements for use by external stakeholders and use financial statement information to assess the financial health of a firm.
Accounting majors will demonstrate an understanding of the types of internal accounting information and tools managers use for planning, control, and decision making within the firm.
Accounting majors will be able to distinguish taxable from nontaxable income, compute an individual's tax liability, and evaluate the tax consequences of choosing different types of business entities.
Accounting majors will be able to evaluate the effectiveness of risk management control processes within an organization, including the prevention and detection of fraud.
