Accounting

Bachelor’s

From personal finances to multimillion-dollar corporate budgets, numbers matter.

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Ranked College in SC
On WalletHub’s list of “Best Colleges in South Carolina” (2021).
14
Average Class Size
Collaborate with your peers. Network with your professors. Connect to countless resources and career opportunities. All thanks to NGU’s smaller class sizes.
#3
For Lowest Debt Burden
Accounting is all about maximizing value and minimizing cost. NGU ranked #3 on the “Top 50 Christian Colleges and Universities with the Lowest Debt Burden” by Christian Universities Online (2016).

What Can I Do with a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting?

Individual financial planning. Million-dollar corporate budget management. Both depend on a well-rounded and God-honoring financial approach. That’s where you come in.

Prepare for a variety of careers rooted in accounting. Auditor, controller, and CPA, of course. But also, financial planner, consultant, even business owner. Analyze budgets. Solve problems. Set financial strategies. All through a Bachelor in Business Administration in Accounting at NGU.

Learn More About our Accelerated Combination Degrees!

Prepare for your future! Faster!

Accelerated Combination Degrees (Accelerated Bachelor’s to Master’s) provide exceptional undergraduate students with the opportunity to fast-track earning their master’s degree. Students maximize their time and resources by working on their master’s degree while finishing their bachelor’s degree.  

Why enroll in an eligible Accelerated Combination Degree?

  • Save time and money. Students will complete their master’s degree sooner and save on tuition costs.  
  • Competitive career preparation. Earning a graduate degree can give individuals an advantage in a competitive landscape. 
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Why Choose?

  • Our Internship Program: Apply your in-class studies to real-world situations through NGU’s Accounting Directed Internship program. The IRS. Private CPA practices. Local businesses. And various governmental agencies/industries. Gain hands-on experience and build career-launching connections.
  • CPA Prep: Elevate and expand your career potential by becoming a licensed Certified Public Accountant. Upon graduation, you are fully eligible (and prepared) to sit for the uniform CPA exam. Income taxation. Financial planning. Forensic investigation. Wealth management. Even estate planning. Your options are endless.

Program Overview

  • Why NGU?

    Become the transformational leader God has called you to be. At NGU, you will learn how to lead others and make a positive impact in your next career.

  • Purpose

    To gain insight into contemporary accounting practices and expand your career potential by becoming a licensed CPA (Certified Public Accountant). All while integrating Christian principles in your practice.

A Future You Can Count On

Mar 20
Accounting Year 1

Year 1 Sample Courses

  • Composition and Rhetoric
  • Algebra
  • Biological Science
  • Probability and Statistics
  • Introduction to Business
Mar 20
Accounting Year 2

Year 2 Sample Courses

  • Accounting I and II
  • Psychology, Sociology, or Political Science
  • Business Law
  • Accounting with Excel/Quickbooks
  • Macroeconomics
Mar 20
Accounting Year 3

Year 3 Sample Courses

  • Microeconomics
  • Business Law
  • Intermediate Accounting
  • Financial Management
  • Business Report Writin
Mar 20
Accounting Year 4

Year 4 Sample Courses

  • Federal Income Taxation
  • Advanced Accounting I and II
  • Municipal and Governmental Accounting
  • Fraud and Corporate Responsibility
  • Auditing

Get to Know Our Faculty!
John B. Duncan, PhD, CPA
Dean, College of Business and Entrepreneurship
Jason W. Cote, MAcc
Instructor, Accounting
Caleb Martin, MAcc
Instructor, Accounting

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