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DEGREES

Bachelor of Science

Bachelor of Arts

CAREER IDEAS

Actuary, Benefits Manager, Budget Analyst, Chief Financial Officer, Credit Analyst, Finance Manager, Financial Examiner, Government Budget Analyst, Insurance Adjustor, Internal Auditor, Loan Officer, Managerial Accountant, Market Research Analyst, Property Accountant, Public Accountant, Securities Broker, Tax Specialist

Often called ‘the language of business,’ accounting is the primary information system for all business and non-profit organizations. Accounting is a dynamic field, characterized by continuous change in response to changing business practices. Financial Accounting deals with the preparation of financial statements by management and the auditing and attestation of these statements by public auditors. Managerial Accounting deals with internal reporting within the company, using the same accounting information system and other knowledge sources. The third component to accounting practice is the tax practice, which involves providing legal, ethical, and technical expertise in the preparation of tax returns on behalf of organizations and individuals. An Accounting major may find employment in professional accounting firms, corporations, non-profit organizations and government in a variety of capacities. Manhattanville’s proximity to New York City provides abundant opportunities for internships and employment in accounting.

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The Department of Economics, Finance, and Management offers a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Major in Accounting as well as a minor and a concentration, available to Finance and Management majors. Accounting students learn the basic conceptual framework of financial reporting, including accrual accounting and all of the analytical, quantitative and practical skills necessary for work in these areas. The Accounting major is comprised of courses in Accounting, Finance, Economics, and Quantitative Methods, as well as Business Law and Ethics.

Manhattanville College also has the Economic Freedom Institute (EFI). EFI is an enterprise which catalyzes both the popular and scholarly discussion of issues related to economic freedom. Find more information about EFI here.