Accounting Major

Mission 

Missouri Valley University's accounting program equips students with the in-demand skills, technical expertise, and adaptability needed to thrive in a dynamic financial world and make meaningful contributions to their organizations and communities.

Learning Outcomes 

Upon completion, students will be able to demonstrate foundational accounting proficiency by accurately recording, organizing, and interpreting financial information in accordance with basic accounting principles.  

1. Examine the diverse sets of standards and regulations that govern the accounting profession.
2. Generate reliable financial reports and data by collecting information and comprehending the underlying systems.
3. Utilize financial data and analysis in decision-making.
4. Identify ethical implications and responsibilities inherent in the accounting profession.
5. Display proficiency in utilizing industry-specific technology for data preparation, financial analysis, reporting, and decision-making.
6. Gain a foundational understanding of business principles to support effective operations in a dynamic economic environment. (BNSS 212 Principles of Management, BNSS 232 Principles of Marketing, BNSS 282 Business Law I, BNSS 302 Statistics, BNSS 322 Principles of Finance 1, BNSS 335 Excel for Business, CPSC 120 Basic Programming, CPSC 130 Introduction to Cybersecurity, ECON 206 Principles of Macroeconomics, ECON 216 Principles of Microeconomics)