Forensic Accounting - Northwest State Community College

Forensic Accounting from Northwest State Community College is a Campus Associate Forensic degree that prepares you for a Legal career. Forensic Accounting is a combination of accounting and investigation skills that provide students with both litigation support and investigative support skills. Forensic accountants testify in courtrooms in clear and concise manner and present evidence for financial investigations. The investigations performed may include traditional audits or a court-required examination of records to provide evidence use to resolve a legal issue. Forensic accountants may find employment with police agencies, banks and financial institutions, insurance companies, or within various governmental agencies. The Forensic Accountant will use their skills to gather, analyze, and present information that is clear and understandable. The analyst?s skills include accounting and reporting of financial information, use of computer applications, and good communication. Career Outlook Employment both nationally and in the state of Ohio is expected to grow about as fast as average through the year 2008. As the economy grows, the number of businesses will increase as well as the need for accountants. The accounting profession generally has a low rate of turnover; therefore, openings will be primarily created through retirements and promotions. Program Learning Outcomes Students who complete the Accounting program will be employable in a variety of accounting positions in which: 1. Students will create financial statements, reports, and schedules. 2. Students will interpret financial statements and make managerial decisions. 3. Students will integrate accounting knowledge into software programs. 4. Students will demonstrate accurate skills in recording transactions. View more details on Northwest State Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Forensic courses.