Accounting - Midstate College

Accounting from Midstate College is a Campus Bachelor Accountancy degree that prepares you for a Accounting career. The baccalaureate degree in accounting is designed to prepare students for successful careers in the field of accounting. The program offers a strong foundation in accounting principles, procedures, and theory. In addition, this program will provide students with the opportunity to develop practical skills in the area of business administration and computer applications in order to expand their awareness and understanding beyond the field of accounting. Midstate College offers the accounting program in two tracks. Track One is for students who desire to work in the private sector. This program requires the satisfactory completion of 188 quarter hours of credit. Track Two is designed for students who desire to enter the profession of public accounting and sit for the Certified Public Accounting (CPA) examination upon completion of the program. Track Two requires the completion of 228 quarter hours of credit. Upon completion of the Track Two option, the student will be qualified and prepared to sit for the CPA exam. Program Objectives: Upon the completion of the program, the student will be able to: 1. prepare financial statements of a business enterprise and effectively communicate this information to appropriate readers. 2. compile understandable cost information for manufacturing and non-manufacturing decision makers. 3. combine computer and accounting skills to improve efficiency in any accounting environment. 4. work effectively in teams to apply accounting principles and tax to multiple discipline projects. 5. synthesize and evaluate accounting information to be able to create meaningful proforma management projections. 6. develop analytical skills to effectively interpret, change and manage accounting systems. 7. develop a set of ethical values that will enhance the student's ability to cope with real world business problems. 8. develop a foundation for applying accounting analysis to the auditing process. 9. demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary for advanced studies in accounting-related fields. 10. communicate effectively in small and large group settings presenting well-prepared information in an organized format (verbal, written and/or multi-media). View more details on Midstate College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Accountancy courses.