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The Power of Numbers
Accounting
Bryant & Stratton College's Accounting program provides the technical and critical skills needed to perform accounting functions and processes, including the acquisition, analysis and effective communication of financial information utilized in management decision making. Following graduation from this program, students will be prepared to enter such fields as general ledger accounting, managerial accounting and tax preparation. Entry-level positions may be found in the manufacturing, retail and service industries as well as the government sector.
Hear what our students have to say about their Bryant & Stratton College experience. From enrollment to graduation, Bryant & Stratton is here to encourage, help and support you every step of the way.
Job in Accounting
Accountant I
($35,000 - $42,000)
Accountant II
($41,000 - $52,000)
Tax Accountant
($37,000 - $46,000)
Accountants have good job opportunities because there will be new laws that will increase the need for accountants; also, there will be more private companies that will need accountants.
Education Pays Chart
Its true, education really does pay. People with a college degree, on average, earn more than those with a high school degree. They also face a lower unemployment rate and better job opportunities.
As an Accounting student you will have the opportunity to take a series of exciting classes to prepare you for your future career.
ACCT110 Accounting Principles I
ACCT120 Accounting Principles II
ACCT130 Tax Accounting
ACCT210 Accounting Systems
ACCT220 Financial Analysis
ACCT230 Cost Accounting
ACCT260 Internship/Capstone Experience
BUSS100 Business Principles
INFT100 Information Technology I
Bryant & Stratton College prepares you for a successful career in the field of Accounting by teaching you the following types of skills:
Analyze and prepare budgets and financial information, generate forecasts, maintain records, and make adjustments to meet objectives utilizing knowledge of GAAP for varied accounting systems.
Select and utilize appropriate information technology to generate and analyze financial data, perform computer operations, and identify opportunities for uses of information technology.