Accounting
Reach Higher with an Accounting degree.
Explore Pathways in Accounting
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Associate Degrees
AA in Accounting
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Bachelor Degrees
BS in Accounting
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Master Degree
Master of Business Administration
General Business Concentration
Information Technology Concentration
Organizational Leadership Concentration
Accounting
Our program emphasizes accounting, financial management, analytical skills, problem-solving, and analysis in a technological world.
Students in the Accounting program will…
- Engage with multiple career paths: management accounting, financial management, and public accounting
- Learn standard accounting principles to run a corporation
- Perform audits to stay in compliance with global regulations
- Study the Internal Revenue Code and federal and state income tax law
- Understand the forms and structures of nonprofit, small business, or multi-million dollar organizations
Accounting & Business
Compete in the today’s business world with a degree in Accounting.
What Sets Us Apart
Accounting Program Highlights
Develop a Broad Perspective
Learn standardized principles to ensure broad financial transparency.
Learn Ethical Responsibility
Understand legal guidelines and professional behavior in business settings.
Accounting Information Systems
Study database management, electronic commerce, and information technology processes.
CPA Exam Prep
Acquire the subject matter content to become a licensed CPA.
Your Future
In Accounting
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in the accounting field is projected to grow faster than the average for all occupations. Consider any of these careers in Accounting:
Auditor
Tax Examiner
Public Accountant
Financial Manager
Internal Controller
Meet Your Department Chair
Jason Wolins
Mr. Wolins is the Chair of our Business department. He has been with Humphreys since 1996. Mr. Wolins earned his Master of Business Administration from DePaul University and his Juris Doctorate from University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. He is licensed to practice law in California and Illinois.