Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (Honours)

Oregon State University - INTO USA

This program is available at the following locations: Options available: The Accountancy degree at OSU prepares students for high-demand careers in accounting, business and consulting. Our program combines core accounting principles with technology, analytics, qualitative skills, quantitative skills, and critical thinking to help students develop the knowledge and abilities necessary to compete in a rapidly changing business environment. We want our students to be future leaders and key decision makers in their firms, and many recruiters seek our Accountancy majors for internships and full-time positions. Accountancy students learn the language of business through their interactions with faculty who emphasize both the theoretical and applied aspects of accounting. The faculty in accounting are recognized for their teaching innovations and cutting-edge research. The Accountancy program is ranked in the top 10 universities worldwide for research in accounting systems, and our faculty bring their research and business experience into the classroom. The Accountancy program is also accredited by the AACSB. Accountancy students must meet all university and college core requirements and progression standards. Students also complete a minimum of 60 credits in upper-division courses (300–400 level) and a minimum of 180 credits to graduate. The Oregon State Board of Accountancy requires a minimum of 225 credits in order to take the Uniform Certified Public Accounting Exam, and the Accountancy program recommends specific courses to complete these hours and prepare for the CPA profession. The Certified Management Accountant program requires 180 credits. Major Code: 641

College of Business