University of Michigan-Flint

Course Description

• Accounting majors are prepared for professions in public, management, and governmental accounting, such as managerial, cost, tax, or government accountant, and internal or independent auditor
• Graduates are also equipped for additional study in accounting, management, law, and other relevant professions
• The program emphasizes learning about the social, ethical, economic, legal, and regulatory settings that impact accounting
• In addition to business and accounting knowledge, the development of problem-solving, decision-making, communication, and leadership abilities is encouraged
• Accounting academic members are ready to advise students interested in pursuing professions in any of the aforementioned fields