BA/BS in Accounting and Related Services

The Accounting major introduces the principles, theories, and concepts of the profession while reviewing the economic, quantitative, and managerial sides of business. Learning is paired with practical work assignments in certified public accountant firms at local, national, and international levels during the junior and senior years. This blend of classroom study and workplace experience also readies students for the CPA examination given by state boards of accountancy. Scholarships tied to the Leung Endowment help eligible students pursue a Christian accounting education, and additional credentials such as Enrolled Agent are available. Graduates can enter accounting services, auditing, management advisory work, and accounting departments in private firms or government bodies, including law enforcement agencies. The Bachelor of Science comprises 73 units, and students must keep a major-course grade average of at least 2.5 in order to meet program standards.