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About Business Administration - Accounting Major/Concentration

Why Business Administration with a major/concentration in Accounting?

Open the door to some of the most dynamic and growing areas of the business world. An accounting concentration can prepare you to pursue your career goals as a public, corporate or government accountant with positions such as financial analysts, forensic accountants, information technology specialists, international accountants and tax consultants.

Earn your bachelor's degree in Business Administration with a major/concentration in Accounting from DeVry - in just 3 years or less! - and prepare to succeed in this highly specialized and respected field.

Why DeVry for a Business Administration with a major/concentration in Accounting?

For students seeking the most comprehensive, hands-on and career-oriented business administration degree program with a major/concentration in accounting, DeVry will give you the best advantage. Here's why:

• Recognized leader. A leader in technology-based business education for 75 years, DeVry prepares you for high-demand, high-paying careers in accounting. Also, DeVry's Keller Graduate School offers CPA exam preparation courses.
• Employer approved. DeVry works with top business leaders to design programs that produce graduates who meet their needs. Compared to other business administration programs, we provide students not only with communications and teamwork skills but also with more of the computer applications and systems integration skills that today's employers seek.
• Career-focused education. DeVry offers an accelerated bachelor's degree, applications-based learning in up-to-date computer labs, accessible faculty with professional credentials and real-world accounting experience and the ultimate flexibility of an Business Administration degree program with a major/concentration in accounting earned online.
• Career advancement. In addition to earning a bachelor's degree program, many accounting students continue their education at DeVry's Keller Graduate School by earning a Master of Accounting and Financial Management (MAFM). The program includes exam preparation courses for those whose ultimate goal is to earn a CPA credential and the Keller exam prep courses are based on Becker methodology.
• Successful graduates. For the year ending with the June '07 graduates, 94% of U.S. DeVry Business Administration graduates were employed in their field and enjoying a salary averaging nearly $38,000. (Of graduates who actively pursued and obtained employment and those who were already employed in education-related careers within 180 days of graduation.)