The accounting program develops individuals, molding them into financial experts.
Graduates work as business consultants, financial managers, independent auditors, and tax advisors.
McIntire's accounting program is widely recognized as one of the country's best and graduates are highly sought. The program builds on the broad liberal arts background acquired during a student's first two years at the University. It is designed to give the student both a sound general business foundation, and the analytical and conceptual skills essential to an understanding of current accounting practices. Accountants supply various users quantitative information, primarily financial in nature and essential to decision-making and control. As corporate financial managers, they also participate in financial decisions that allocate scare resources within and among private and public sector organizations to achieve both economic and social goals.