Bachelor of Science - Accounting

Husson University

Location

United States of America (USA)

Study Format

On Campus

Course language

English

Study Fields

Business, Business Administration, Finance, Accounting

Degree

Bachelor of Science (BSc)

Tuition Fee

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Program Description

Accountants are responsible for producing valuable information that is reliable and relevant for any entity to run efficiently. These professionals assess financial statements that are critical to decision-making processes. The Husson University accounting program offers a strong core of professional courses within a classroom and experiential learning framework at the undergraduate and graduate levels. All students participate in a paid internship which could equal a maximum of 18 academic credits. The degree includes a CPA preparatory course unique to Husson and qualifies students to sit for the Certified Public Accountant exam.

About the School

At Husson University, it’s all about you. You won’t be lost in a crowd. You’ll learn from professors who care about you. You’ll learn hands-on, earning a degree and skills that will prepare you for a rewarding, successful career. Best of all, Husson’s reputation for a first-class education and affordability mean you’ll be making a smart investment. Husson University... our mission is your success.

Since 1898, Husson has been educating Maine's leaders. Originally preparing students for commerce, teaching, and telegraphy, Husson came of age in 1953, when the State enacted legislation authorizing Husson to grant Bachelor of Science degrees. Husson purchased a dairy farm in the sixties, cleaned it up, and built a beautiful campus. In 1981, the College established the Husson College/Eastern Maine Medical Center Baccalaureate School of Nursing. Today, Husson offers numerous undergraduate degrees and many innovative advanced degree programs and a diverse selection of core science and humanities courses. On October 11, 2008, Husson became a University, but it continues to maintain its small-college feel.