B.A. Accounting

FAST FACTS: B.A. Accounting
- Curriculum prepares student to take CPA or CMA exams
- Prior Learning Assessments allow "testing out" of subjects already mastered
- Hybrid learning model with online and on-campus (Duluth, St. Cloud, Brainerd and Twin Cities) components
- Accelerated eight-week terms; complete the program in less than three years (no transfer credits) or less than two years (with transfer credits)
- Competitively priced tuition
Master the language of numbers
Accountants are vital to the success of any business, large or small. An accountant performs traditional auditing services, but may also offer financial, strategic, and tax advice to individuals and corporations; implement and develop advanced accounting software; or investigate and detect fraud and other criminal misconduct.
Career outlook
Employment growth in the accounting field is expected to remain strong for the next decade, with the Minnesota Dept of Employment and Economic Development listing accounting as one of the top 5 "High Demand/High Pay" occupations.
The Bachelor of Arts in Accounting curriculum at St. Scholastica prepares students to take the CPA or CMA examinations, and includes core business courses to understand how an accountant fits into the broader picture at an organization.
Accelerated curriculum lets you finish your degree faster
All classes are offered in an accelerated format, with 8-week terms instead of the usual 16-week semesters. Many students enroll in two classes at a time and attend class year-round. This allows you to complete your degree in less than 3 years, depending on transfer credits and other prior learning.
Classes are also scheduled in the evening or online, making it easier to find balance in your work, family and school obligations.
Locations
The B.A. in Accounting program is offered in an accelerated format at the following locations. Select courses are also offered online.


Jay Parsons
Breanne Marie
Amie Anderson
Katie Wayne