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BBA in Accounting, Midwestern State University
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About this course
The accounting major prepares students for entry into the accounting profession, which is vital across all types of organizations. Accounting is often called the 'language of business' because it helps in understanding, developing, and analyzing financial information. This program is particularly suited for individuals who enjoy working with financial data and who want to build a strong foundation for various careers in accounting, including working for public firms, private companies, government agencies, or non-profit organizations. The coursework also provides a solid base for further studies in business administration or law, especially in areas like corporate and tax law.
Why this course is highly recommended
This program is highly recommended for students interested in the comprehensive field of accounting, which plays a critical role in all types of organizations. It offers a pathway to becoming a CPA, with employment opportunities in public accounting, private industry, government, and non-profits. The curriculum supports further studies in business or law, making it a versatile choice for a future career in various financial and managerial roles.
Specialisation
Students can focus on becoming certified public accountants (CPAs), with many completing additional requirements for CPA licensure. The program offers pathways to careers in public accounting, management consulting, financial statement preparation, tax returns, internal audits, and specialized fields such as utilities and government. With additional qualifications in finance or Management Information Systems (MIS), students can pursue roles in financial analysis or accounting systems design.
Course fees
Application fees
20.45L
1st year tuition fees
20.45L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
Students interested in CPA licensure should be aware that the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy (TSBPA) requires 150 semester hours, including 30 hours of upper-level accounting courses and three hours of ethics. The program curriculum meets the requirements for licensure in Texas, but students should consult with their advisors and the TSBPA for specific details and requirements for other states.
English language test
IELTS
6
PTE
53
TOEFL
79
DUOLINGO
100
Want to learn more about the admission process, eligibility criteria, and acceptance rates for international students? Visit the Midwestern State University admission page for complete details.
Career prospects
Graduates can work as public accountants, performing audits and consulting or preparing financial statements and tax returns. Other opportunities include internal auditing, financial management, and roles in government and non-profit sectors. Additional study in finance or MIS can open doors to financial analysis and accounting systems design, providing a diverse range of career options in the field.
FAQs
Does this program meet licensure requirements in all states?
No, the program currently meets licensure requirements in Texas. For other states, students should check specific state requirements and consult with their academic advisors.
What additional requirements are needed to become a CPA?
Candidates must complete 150 semester hours, including 30 hours in upper-level accounting and three hours of ethics, as specified by the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy.
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