NCWC's accounting majors develop a broad range of business skills that give them a real competitive edge in the job market. As an accounting major, you'll take classes that prepare you for the different branches of your field such as managerial accounting, financial accounting, personal income tax accounting, and auditing.
Graduates often begin careers in public, government and corporate accounting.
Other opportunities include management consulting, managerial positions with financial institutions, and entrepreneurship. Accounting majors may also use their degree as a springboard for further studies, such as the law. A business administration degree will prepare you for these challenges and many others. You'll learn about business investing and finance, legal issues, sociology of the workplace, conducting business at the international level and a lot more. Plus, you'll learn computer skills that are essential to working in today's highly technical commercial environment.