Accounting - B.S.

Johnson and Wales University

The Accounting bachelor’s degree program prepares students for the wide range of career opportunities available to accounting professionals. Students in the program receive a solid foundation in accounting theory and practice as well as in the areas of business, communication and general studies. Upon completion of the program, graduates are expected to: Apply the major concepts, skills and values of the accounting profession, Communicate effectively to diverse audiences, purposes and situations through a variety of professional methods required in the field of accounting, Use decision-support tools to solve problems and facilitate organizational processes, Identify, analyze and resolve ethical issues related to accounting decisions and Identify and analyze global business issues and transactions and apply the appropriate accounting technical skills necessary to address issues and record transactions. Students completing the program are well positioned for entry-level opportunities in public accounting firms and similarly challenging opportunities in private, governmental and nonprofit organizations. Positions include staff accountants, cost accountants, tax accountants and auditors.

College of Business