Business Administration B.S. (Accounting) at Robert Morris University Illinois

The B.S. in Business Administration with a major in Accounting provides comprehensive coverage of the many functions performed by public and management accountants. From the beginning of their freshman year, students in the program learn the fundamentals of financial reporting and how to analyze and use financial information when making business decisions. They also learn how to leverage information technology and apply ethical principles and social responsibility in business interactions.

The program of study thoroughly prepares students for professional exams to acquire their CPA licensure and/or CMA certification, and is endorsed by IMA (Institute of Management Accountants). It has the flexibility to allow students to tailor their own path to graduation from various customizable options, with the assistance of their own career coaching team. Program curriculum is responsive to changes in industry and licensure needs, evolution of career expectations, and emerging technology.

Graduates go on to work in all areas of accounting, including auditing, taxation, managerial or cost, financial reporting, and governmental accounting. Jobs include certified public accountant (CPA), certified management accountant (CMA), internal auditor, IT auditor/consultant, data analyst, economist, and tax adviser.