Accounting
Accountants and auditors work for large corporations, small businesses and government agencies. Many of our graduates go on to become CPAs. Your accounting degree from Central Penn College puts you on a pathway to career success.
Professionals with a Bachelor’s degree in accounting are in high demand. The government is predicting 10% growth in the field -related careers through 2026.
Accountants and auditors in Pennsylvania––depending on experience––earn from $43,660 to $113,690 annually, with a median salary of $67,490.
The Numbers Are On Your Side
In Central Penn’s program, you’ll learn how to interpret and analyze financial data… use various industry and financial software… perform cost and revenue projections… and gain real-world experience during your internship with a local company.
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Courses
Accounting I & II
Intermediate Accounting I, II & III
Managerial Accounting
Income Tax
Auditing
Cost Accounting
Finance I
Microeconomics
Principles of Management
Principles of Marketing
International Business
Organizational Behavior
Bachelor Degree Internship
Business Law
Job Pursuit Seminar
Careers in this field include
- Auditor
- Forensic Accountant
- Budget Analyst
- Accountant
- Cost Estimator
- Real Estate Appraiser
- Tax Accountant
- Tax Preparer
People who thrive in this field
- Detail-oriented
- Problem-solver
- Independent
- Organized
- Trustworthy
- Client-focused
- Strong time management skills
“Central Penn’s program will provide you with the knowledge and the skills needed to succeed in this growing profession.”
– Benjamin Lipschutz, Interim Dean of Professional Studies