Cost & earnings at Cameron University What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn
Accounting graduates earn a median $47,260 Across 1,195 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →This undergraduate accounting degree develops technical accounting knowledge alongside business skills employers expect. It suits students aiming for professional accounting roles — auditing, tax, or financial management — who want both practical accounting practice and broader business acumen.
The program delivers a deep grounding in accounting practices and complements that with broader, business-specific competencies employers seek. Course-level details and the full degree plan are provided in the university's degree information and catalog course descriptions.
Specific admission criteria are provided by the university's degree information; prospective students should consult Cameron University's admissions pages for programme entry requirements and application steps.
Graduates typically pursue roles such as Financial or Managerial Accountant, Auditor, Tax Accountant, Budget Analyst, Bank Auditor, Controller or Chief Financial Officer. The page cites Bureau of Labor Statistics figures indicating a median salary example of $73,560 per year and a projected job growth rate of about 7% for 2019–2029. Cameron business alumni work for local and regional employers including Comanche County Memorial Hospital, City of Lawton, Henniges Automotive, Arvest Bank, BancFirst Lawton and Duncan Regional Hospital.
Details on scholarships, financial aid and funding opportunities are managed by Cameron University; applicants should review the university's scholarships and financial aid resources to learn about available support for business students.
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