AA in Accounting

Accounting is a universal business discipline, essential to all organizations by providing relevant information for decision making and facilitating the success of a strong bottom line. A degree in accounting opens the door to career opportunities in all areas of business, government and not-for-profits both locally and internationally. Program Highlights Faculty members are active professionals within the accounting field Course options include evening and online courses Internships are encouraged in order to gain practical experience and professional networking Each student is assigned a faculty adviser to help plan his or her curriculum, provide academic counseling and assist in career preparation. Six Sigma Green Belt certification Developmental Courses The following are developmental courses at The University of Findlay. Based on a student’s placement scores, one or several of these courses may be required. These courses will count in total credit hours for a given semester and in computing grade point average, but no developmental credit hours can be counted toward either the 124hour graduation requirement for a bachelor’s degree or the 60hour graduation requirement for an associate’s degree. REQUIRED COURSES ACAD 099 Strategies for College Success 1 ENIN 020 Culture of American Classroom 3 ENIN 021 Computer Skills for Non-Native Speakers 2 ENIN 022 Basic Literacy for Non-Native Speakers 4 ENIN 023 Vocabulary Basics for Non-Native Speakers 3 ENIN 024 Basic Level Communication Skills 4 ENIN 030 Beginning Level Listening for Non-Native Speakers 3 ENIN 031 Beginning Level Grammar for Non-Native Speakers 3 ENIN 032 Beginning Level Reading for Non-Native Speakers 3 ENIN 033 Beginning Level Communication for Non-Native Speakers 3 ENIN 034 Beginning Level Composition for Non-Native Speakers 4 MATH 101 Fundamentals of Mathematics 3