Abilene Christian University

What you'll study

The program offers two tracks: General Accounting and Analytics and Reporting. Degree credit requirements include 56 university hours, 72 major hours, for a total of 128 credit hours. Learning emphasizes practical, marketplace-relevant skills through semester-long internships, student-run organizations, networking with accounting firms and opportunities to pursue academic research.

• Tracks: General Accounting; Analytics and Reporting
• Credit structure: University hours 56; Major hours 72; Total 128 credit hours
• Experiential components: semester-long internships; Student Accounting Organization; Meet the Firm Night; student research opportunities
• Other business experiences: Student Trading and Research Fund (STAR) managing part of ACU’s endowment; team-based business simulation (Venture Out); Griggs Center for Entrepreneurship activities
• Graduate pathway: option to begin the M.Acc. program in the senior year

Entry requirements

The course page does not list specific admissions criteria. Prospective applicants should contact the Department of Accounting or consult the university catalog for detailed entry standards and application steps.

Career prospects

Graduates move into roles such as corporate accountant, internal auditor, financial analyst, tax professional and personal financial advisor, among other accounting and business positions. The program emphasizes skills employers seek, including problem-solving, teamwork and marketplace readiness.

Scholarships & funding angle

The published page does not specify scholarships for this program. Students should explore university-wide financial aid, departmental contacts and scholarship listings in the catalog to identify funding opportunities and eligibility criteria.