Master skills in demand across accounting fields and gain foundational knowledge of broader business concepts. Learn to analyze financial information and apply practical accounting practices across business structures.
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| Per Quarter 2018-2019 |
Residents | Non-resident Online Only |
Non-resident On Campus |
Non-resident Non-Citizen |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 credit | $148.83 | $162.97 | $239.71 | $326.25 |
| 5 credits | $608.15 | $678.85 | $1,062.55 | $1,495.25 |
| 12 credits (full-time) | $1,291.10 | $1,425.18 | $2,207.48 | $3,079.74 |
| 15 credits | $1,441.10 | $1,577.40 | $2,368.85 | $3,251.40 |
Federal aid, scholarships, grants, and more are available to help you pay for school.
Apply basic principles, theories and procedures for recording and reporting financial data.
Detailed outline of required courses for this program option.
The job outlook for accounting-related occupations is very good. Graduates may be hired as an Accounts Receivable/Accounts Payable Clerk, Full-Charge Bookkeeper, Junior Accountant, Ledger Clerk, Payroll Clerk, or Tax Preparer.
Potential employers include: Many of the new accounting positions will be created in small, rapidly growing businesses or CPA firms. The field also provides opportunities for temporary employment, part-time work or accounting services out of your home.
This option is open to everyone. There are no eligibility requirements to start this program.