Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
CCU’s Accounting degree is designed to meet the rising demand for accounting professionals with a B.S. degree who are committed to high ethical standards in the world of business. In this accounting program, you will gain a foundation of knowledge in business and economics, and you'll receive training in a variety of specialized accounting fields, including tax accounting, accounting for nonprofit and government organizations, and accounting systems.
Program Focus
Financial accounting and reporting; auditing and attestation; and regulation
Focus areas in the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Accountancy degree parallel sections of the Uniform CPA Examination. In addition, the bachelor's in Accounting coursework meets Colorado state exam requirements, when combined with the Master of Science in Accounting or the Advanced Accounting emphasis for the MBA.
- 120 credit hours (39 in major, 21 in business foundations, 42 in general education, 18 in electives)
- Major coursework can be completed over four semesters
- Students who complete both a CCU Accounting bachelor's degree and a CCU Master of Science in Accounting or MBA with an Emphasis in Advanced Accounting will have the 150 credits in business and accounting required by the state of Colorado for CPA licensing.
- Courses are typically completed in five-week, seven-week, and 10-week blocks.
- Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission
- Bachelor's Degrees: Business Administration, B.S.
- Master’s Degrees: Accounting, M.S.; MBA; MBA in Advanced Accounting
- Certificates: Accounting Certificate; Entrepreneurship Certificate; Ethics Certificate; Project Management Certificate
- Minors: Accounting Minor; Business Management Minor; Christian Leadership Minor; Information Systems Management Minor