Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting

The Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting prepares students for a broad range of accounting competencies needed to add value, drive business performance, and utilize accounting practices within organizations.  Graduates of the BBA Accounting program are prepared for career specialty areas in accounting, financial analysis, budget preparation, financial accounting, government, finance, and consulting.  The program is offered in a combination of campus-based courses and online courses.  The mission of the program is to prepare students for entry-level careers in all areas of accounting including public accounting, private industry, federal, state and local governments, and non-profit organizations by ensuring graduates are competent in the latest practices and principles of communication, accounting concepts, and standard procedures.

A graduate with a BBA in Accounting will be able to:

•  Explore the conceptual framework of auditing systems and procedures.
• Understand the ethical responsibilities and professional standards of internal auditors.
• Analyze advanced accounting and financial reporting statements to guide business decisions.
• Evaluate revenues and the allocation of expenses to determine tax liabilities.

The minimum requirements for a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting are:

• 33 semester hours must be completed at Amberton University
• 42 semester hours must be at the 3000/4000 level, 27 of which must be completed at Amberton University and applicable to the degree.
• 120 semester hours for a degree
• A minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.00 is required