FCBA

Choosing Accounting I Degree Requirements I 3:2 Integrated 5-year program I Career Opportunities I Department of Accounting I Student Groups

Undergraduate Majors

Select a Major Accounting Actuarial Science Economics Entrepreneurship Finance International Business Management Marketing Management Info. Sys. Insurance

 

Undergraduate Minors

Select a Minor Business Administration Business Studies Decision Analysis Economics Management Management Info. Sys. Marketing Professional Sales

 

Graduate

Select a Program E.M.B.A M.B.A. M.S.A.

 

Business Centers

Select a Center Economic Research Economic Education Executive Development

 

 

Goverment and Not-For-Profit Career

All levels of government have the need for qualified financial advisors. With their understanding of financial systems, accountants in government have the opportunity to evaluate the efficiency of government departments and agencies. An accountant in government at the federal level may become involved in testifying before a legislative committee on an audit or on the impact of pending tax legislation. At the state level, an accountant may be a member of a team assessing the adequacy of the investment portfolio of the treasurer's office. Accountants in not-for-profit organizations provide the information these institutions need to determine that the benefits and services they provide do not exceed revenues. Whether an accountant is on the staff of a not-for-profit organization or serves in an advisory capacity, he or she can help the organization solve tax problems, set up an internal control system, budget resources, and prepare financial data for fundraising.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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