Accounting Academic Quality

You should expect to earn more than an accounting degree; you should expect to be prepared for the profession.

At the Philip L. Kintzele School of Accounting, we continuously evaluate what we teach, how students learn and how well our graduates are prepared for careers in accounting and business. That commitment is reflected in our accreditation, student outcomes and ongoing assessment efforts.

What that means for you

Your accounting education is designed to help you build the knowledge, skills and professional judgment employers expect from accounting graduates.

You'll benefit from:

• Curriculum aligned with industry expectations and professional standards.
• Faculty who continuously evaluate and improve student learning.
• Preparation for professional certifications such as the CPA and CMA.
• Opportunities to connect classroom learning with professional practice.
• Personalized support from faculty throughout your academic journey.

Quality you can measure

Our commitment to quality isn't just a promise. It's reflected in the outcomes our students achieve.

Strong outcomes happen when quality education is paired with meaningful professional experiences, employer connections and faculty support.