Accounting, BS

Overview

The Accounting major prepares students for a successful career in various sectors of the business world. The curriculum includes courses in intermediate accounting, management accounting, auditing, and taxation, providing a thorough understanding of accounting principles and practices. Students also gain hands-on experience through real-world projects and internships, which help develop practical skills essential for the accounting profession. The program emphasizes ethical decision-making and incorporates Jewish values, fostering a strong moral foundation for future business leaders.

Graduates are equipped with the knowledge and skills to excel in accounting departments, financial analysis, law firms, and investment banks. Additionally, students benefit from the extensive network of Yeshiva University alumni, who are employed in prestigious companies, government agencies, and financial institutions.

Degree Requirements

To earn the Bachelor of Science in Accounting, students must complete a minimum of 128 credits including Business Core and Major requirements, Sy Syms General Education and Jewish Studies requirements, and elective courses as needed.

Major Requirements (27 credits)

Core Courses

ACC 1101	Intermediate Accounting I	3
ACC 1102	Intermediate Accounting II	3
ACC 2403	Management Accounting	3
ACC 2625	Accounting Information Systems	3
ACC 3601	Principles of Auditing	3
TAX 2501	Federal Income Taxation I	3

Electives

Complete three upper-level business courses