Accounting - Ohio State University - Main Campus

Accounting from Ohio State University - Main Campus is a Campus Bachelor Accountancy degree that prepares you for a Accounting career. Accounting is the analyzing and recording of financial transactions, the summarizing of financial data in financial statements and reports, the interpretation of financial data for decision making, the development of budgets for future planning, the determination of taxes and tax planning, the auditing of records and development of systems to verify financial activity, and the internal control of the activity being examined. Accounting is applicable to any entity of economic activity such as a business, a government, a charity, or an individual. The purpose of accounting is to provide relevant information to decision makers, managers, investors, creditors, labor unions, government regulators, and others interested in the financial well-being and future of the entity. Proficiency in accounting is recognized under several professional designations?CPA, Certified Public Accountant; CMA, Certified Management Accountant; and CIA, Certified Internal Auditor. Accounting titles often used include systems analyst, controller, cost accountant, auditor, tax accountant, financial analyst, financial accountant, and others determined by the size and nature of the entity for which specialized accounting functions are undertaken. Program Educational Objectives At graduation, Fisher College of Business graduates: will have a working knowledge of accounting theories, concepts, and methods and be able to explain how accounting is done and why it is done. will be able to solve problems by applying fundamental principles to a variety of issues. will exhibit the oral and written communication skills needed by successful accounting professionals. Co-Curricular Opportunities There are many opportunities for students in the Fisher College of Business to enrich and broaden their academic experience. Though internship and co-ops are not required for business students, 85% of students registered with Career Management have some kind of internship experience before they graduate. Many students receive an offer of full-time employment from their internship employer. Students are encouraged to explore other opportunities such as studying abroad. In coordination with the Fisher College of Business, the Office of International Affairs offers several undergraduate exchanges for students wishing to study abroad in countries throughout the world. Accounting students may also participate in student organizations such as the Accounting Association which is open to all students interested in accounting . The National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) is an organization that addresses the concerns of minorities entering the accounting profession and makes a commitment to professional and academic excellence. View more details on Ohio State University - Main Campus . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Accountancy courses.