Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting

As an accounting major at HCU, you study a variety of specialized and technical accounting approaches, backed by a comprehensive business education covering math and statistics, information systems and analytics, management and marketing principles, and human resources.

Accounting degree requirements include auditing and assurance controls, financial management, and taxation accounting coursework. This exposure to different functions in the accounting field helps you carve the way to your vocational path successfully.

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Courses

• Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation
• Principles of Accounting I and II
• Accounting Communication
• Taxation for Corporations and Other Entities

The BBA in Accounting curriculum immerses you in traditional accounting principles and contemporary business practices, preparing you for many business and career opportunities. Across campus, access regular lecture series and experiential learning opportunities, as well as tailored career services.

Upon graduation, your comprehensive understanding of accounting opens doors to roles leveraging financial expertise in the corporate world, public accounting and consultancy, government and nonprofit roles, and entrepreneurial ventures of your own. If you plan to pursue certifications or exams after graduation, your academic advisors and career specialists assist you in meeting the requirements.

Salary and Outlook

The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects employment in business and financial occupations to grow faster than the average across all occupations. If you are interested in fields such as risk, insurance, management consulting, tax preparation, or government accounting, becoming a financial specialist can bring an average salary of $78,180 per year. Budget analysts can earn an average of $82,260 per year. If you earn the necessary certifications, accountants and auditors can earn an average annual salary of $78,000.