

BA in Accounting, Pathway - International Year - 3 Quarter, Western Washington University
Bellingham, Washington
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48 Months
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About this course
Accounting is an essential tool used by managers to plan, control, and report financial activity. A thorough understanding of accounting helps in comprehending the operations and financial health of businesses, non-profits, or government agencies. The program prepares students for careers or further studies in accounting, emphasizing both practical and analytical skills.
Why this course is highly recommended
This program features a comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare students for the CPA exam and the business environment's demands. The program's integration of coursework, internships, scholarships, and student organizations like Beta Alpha Psi, which has received national recognition, makes it an excellent choice for those seeking a well-rounded accounting education.
Specialisation
Western offers a broad program of accounting courses integrated with economics and business administration. Students can pursue specializations such as Economics/Accounting or various concentrations like CPA-focused programs, including Economics, Finance, Financial Economics, Management Information Systems, and Operations within the Bachelor's structure.
Course fees
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1st year tuition fees
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Degree requirements
Graduates will leave equipped to pursue certifications such as CPA or CMA, with many students participating in internships and joining professional organizations to enhance their practical experience. The program prepares students for employment in various fields including private, public, government, and non-profit sectors.
English language test
DUOLINGO
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IELTS
5
TOEFL
50
PTE
42
Career prospects
Graduates can find roles in private business, public accounting, non-profit organizations, or government. Typical jobs include cost analysis, auditing, taxation, and cash management. Many graduates also pursue graduate studies at esteemed universities or enter a variety of related fields such as forensic accounting, estate planning, or financial analysis.
FAQs
What kind of careers can I pursue with an accounting degree?
Graduates often work as public accountants, controllers, cost analysts, auditors, or in roles like estate planners and fraud examiners.
Are there opportunities for internships and scholarships?
Yes, students can participate in relevant internships, join clubs like the Accounting Society, and access scholarships through the College of Business and Economics.
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