B.S. in Accountancy
CCU’s B.S. in Accountancy is designed to meet the rising demand for accounting professionals who are committed to high ethical standards in the world of business. Our accounting program provides a strong foundation in business and economics along with deep training in both traditional and specialized accounting fields including financial, tax, governmental, and non-profit reporting as well as data analytics, and accounting systems all incorporating a biblical perspective.
The B.S. in Accountancy helps prepare students for accounting careers in all industries. Employment demand is strong for accounting graduates and accounting is a stable career even during economic downturns.
Program Focus
Traditional & Specialized training including Financial, Managerial, Tax, Governmental, and Nonprofit accounting; Auditing; Data Analytics; and Accounting Systems
- Program format: 100% online
- 120 total credit hours (39 in major core)
- CCU's generous transfer credit policies help you accelerate your degree completion.
- Courses are taken one at a time and are typically completed in five-week and seven-week blocks.
- Small class sizes encourage individualized learning and networking.
- Students have direct access to professors who are professionals in the field.
- Students who complete both a CCU Accounting bachelor's degree and a CCU Master of Science in Accounting or MBA with an Emphasis in Advanced Accounting will complete 150 or more credits.
- Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission
Accounting Related Programs
- Bachelor's Degrees: Accountancy, B.S.
- Master's Degrees: Accounting, M.S.; MBA — Emphasis in Advanced Accounting
- Certificates: Accounting Certificate
State Exclusions for Online Students
Colorado Christian University is required by the U.S. Department of Education to be in compliance with state laws regarding where we can offer distance and/or online education. The College of Adult and Graduate Studies at Colorado Christian University offers courses to online students in all states with some exceptions for specific academic programs.