Anderson University

What you'll study

Coursework focuses on the accounting and business knowledge needed for corporate environments, including:

• Financial accounting and reporting
• Risk assessment and internal controls
• Cost accounting
• Data analytics and data analysis applied to accounting
• Project execution and technology proficiency for accounting applications

Entry requirements

No prior degree is required. Transcript submission depends on transfer credit: applicants with more than 24 transfer credit hours must provide official 2- and 4-year school transcripts; applicants with fewer than 24 transfer credit hours must submit official 2- and 4-year school transcripts plus an official high school or GED transcript. Terms begin multiple times per year; the application deadline is two weeks before a term start date.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for entry-level and supporting roles in corporate accounting, such as staff accountant, cost accountant and accounting specialist, and may pursue advanced degrees in business administration or related fields. Employment and salary outcomes vary by location, industry and individual qualifications; job placement and internships are not guaranteed.

Scholarships & funding angle

Anderson University provides standard tuition, scholarship and financial-aid resources through its admissions and financial services offices. Prospective students should consult the university for program-specific tuition details and available aid; note that internship availability and placement are subject to program partnerships and student qualifications.