The Accounting program at Walsh University prepares undergraduates to analyze and oversee the financial condition of companies, charities, and public agencies. The curriculum points toward careers with accounting firms, company finance teams, agencies, and charities.
Practical experience runs through the courses. Advanced students take part in a tax-preparation service run with a local United Way partner, offering free help to households with low and moderate incomes. Every accounting major must also complete an internship in the field.
Alumni have gone on to employment at large accounting firms and at well-known regional corporations. Typical career directions span audit and assurance, taxation, reporting, cost and managerial work, fraud examination, public-sector and charity accounting, treasury, and advisory services. The program is delivered by the university's business faculty and suits students who enjoy working with numbers and want clear routes into professional practice.