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Business professionals are frequently asked to assume responsibilities that go beyond traditional, single discipline expectations. Undergraduate students may choose to combine accounting and information systems classes to develop broad knowledge of both areas. Students will learn the theories and procedures of accounting along with technical knowledge of how computer systems can facilitate business processes and projects.
With an accounting and information systems degree, students will be able to:
The Accounting department at the Βι¶ΉΣ³» offers an Accounting minor which can help students advance their knowledge of financial and managerial accounting principles.
The Information Systems minor at the College of Business is designed for those students interested in business-oriented, computer technology-based information resource systems. Students learn about both business processes and the computer technology used to support and enhance those processes.
The minor integrates general business and management knowledge with expertise in computer technology (including programming, database, web, and networking) to produce the knowledge and skills necessary to obtain employment in a competitive job market, start a business, or pursue further education in graduate and professional degree programs.
Undergraduate students may choose to combine Accounting and Information Systems classes to produce broad knowledge of both areas. The combined major gives students a hybrid education that affords great career flexibility. Students use this major most frequently to pursue employment with consulting organizations that market, implement and maintain business information systems.
With a foundational knowledge in these fields, students often use this major to pursue careers as:
76% of students receive financial aid
Almost everyone is eligible to receive some kind of aid. We offer need-based and merit-based forms of financial aid to help you afford college.
54% of all students graduate with no debt
That's right. More than half of our students leave the Βι¶ΉΣ³» with no student debt.
At the College of Business we provide premier business education, preparing students to become competitive, ethical and innovative business professionals to drive economic development and improve quality of life for all.
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