MONROE COLLEGE · UNITED STATES
Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting
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Level
- 120Total Credits
- 66Major-Related Credits
- 8Semesters
The Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting program at Monroe College is designed to equip students with the essential knowledge and skills for successful careers in accounting. This program prepares graduates for roles in corporate and public accounting, business, and finance across various industries. The curriculum focuses on applying accounting concepts to real-world problems, developing expertise in accounting technology, and preparing students for immediate employment or further academic pursuits, including master's degrees and the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam. Upon completion of this program, students will be able to effectively analyze financial situations, research specific areas within accounting, and present their findings. The program emphasizes the development of a clear career plan to secure relevant positions or to pursue advanced studies. Graduates will be well-rounded professionals, adept at utilizing technology solutions commonly employed by employers in the field.
Curriculum
The BBA in Accounting program requires 120 credits, encompassing major-related courses, general education, and electives. The curriculum is structured over eight semesters, providing a comprehensive study of accounting principles and practices.
- Year 1, Semester 1
- Principles of Financial AccountingAC-161
- MacroeconomicsEC-201
- College Writing and Critical AnalysisEN-111
- Integrated Business ApplicationsIT-118
- Math Elective (MA-115 or higher)MA-ELE
- Year 1, Semester 2
- Principles of Managerial AccountingAC-163
- MicroeconomicsEC-203
- Analytical Thinking, Writing & ResearchEN-121
- Electronic Spreadsheet ApplicationsIT-115
- Fundamentals of CommunicationLA-122
- Year 2, Semester 3
- Intermediate Accounting IAC-205
- Accounting Software Solutions- Small BusinessAC-211
- Business Law IBL-201
- Introduction to Political Science / Introduction to Civics and Political EngagementLA-103
- Introduction to BusinessMG-101
- Year 2, Semester 4
- Federal Income Tax Law I - Personal TaxAC-231
- Intermediate Accounting IIAC-305
- Principles of FinanceFA-302
- Principles of ManagementMG-201
- Marketing FoundationsMK-101
- Year 3, Semester 5
- Federal Income Tax Law II - Corporate TaxAC-332
- Cost/Managerial AccountingAC-360
- Advanced Spreadsheet ApplicationsIT-215
- Statistics for Business Decisions IMA-235
- Organizational Behavior & EffectivenessMG-313
- Year 3, Semester 6
- Financial Statement AnalysisAC-370
- Business Law IIBL-301
- Professional Writing and PresentationEN-206
- Corporate FinanceFA-305
- Business Management SystemsMG-362
- Year 4, Semester 7
- Advanced AccountingAC-433
- Auditing IAC-440
- Statistics for Business Decisions IIMA-335
- Technology Tools for Data AnalysisMG-375
- Open Elective
- Year 4, Semester 8
- Accounting Internship IAC-390
- Professional CommunicationLA-205
- Open Electives
Careers
Graduates of the BBA in Accounting program are prepared for a diverse range of career opportunities in the field of accounting and finance. The skills acquired are applicable across numerous industries and organizational types.
- Accountant (Corporate/Public)
- Financial Analyst
- Auditor
- Tax Specialist
- Bookkeeper
- Financial Planner
Entry requirements
High School Diploma or equivalentA high school diploma or its equivalent is required for admission.
International students may have additional admission requirements. Please refer to the Admissions section for specific details.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees vary by program and credit hours. Please visit the Monroe College website for the most current tuition information.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees vary by program and credit hours. Please visit the Monroe College website for the most current tuition information.
LivingInformation on estimated living costs is not available on the program page. Prospective students are advised to contact the university for details.
All fees are subject to change. International students should confirm all costs with the Admissions office.
How to apply
1. 1. Review Admission RequirementsFamiliarize yourself with the general admission requirements for undergraduate programs at Monroe College. Ensure you meet the academic prerequisites, including having a high school diploma or equivalent.
2. 2. Prepare Required DocumentsGather all necessary documents. This typically includes official transcripts, proof of English proficiency (if applicable), a completed application form, and any other supporting documents requested by the admissions office.
3. 3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the undergraduate application form. This can usually be done online through the Monroe College admissions portal. Be sure to indicate your interest in the Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting program.
4. 4. English ProficiencyIf English is not your native language, you will need to demonstrate proficiency. Accepted tests and minimum scores will be provided by the admissions office. Contact them for specific requirements.
5. 5. Financial DocumentationInternational applicants are often required to provide financial documentation to demonstrate their ability to cover tuition, fees, and living expenses.
6. 6. Receive Admission DecisionAfter submitting your application and all required documents, the admissions committee will review your application. You will be notified of the admission decision.
7. 7. EnrollUpon acceptance, you will receive information regarding course registration, orientation, and other steps to complete your enrollment.
Accreditation
Monroe College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.