Why Earn Your Accounting Degree at TROY?
Preparation for Employment or Further Study
Curriculum for the Accounting Degree
Bachelor's in Business Administration Accounting Program Locations
The B.S.B.A. in accounting is a face-to-face program delivered on the Troy Campus. For more information about program availability and delivery options, call 1-800-414-5756.
Preparing for Business and Accounting: The Carr School of Accountancy Internship Program
To prepare you for roles in accounting and business, the Carr School of Accountancy at TROY facilitates a 3-credit-hour paid internship program that provides the opportunity for real-life accounting experiences. You'll take what you've learned in the classroom and translate it in the real world, practicing your accounting, leadership and business skills. You'll also have opportunities to network with recruiters during on-campus events, such as Accountancy Day, Spring Meet the Firms, and Accounting Society meetings. The connections you make during these events could lead to internships or full-time employment.
Careers for Accounting Majors
After earning your accounting degree from TROY, you'll be prepared for employment in accounting or for further graduate work in business, accounting, or related fields. You'll also have a strong background in business and leadership, allowing you to become more effective as an accountant or hold administrative roles.
Faculty Profiles
FAQ About the B.S.B.A. - Accounting Degree Program
A B.S.B.A degree, or Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, is an undergraduate degree in general business practices. TROY's B.S.B.A. program includes several potential majors, such as accounting, to allow you to specialize in a field within business.
The B.S.B.A. and B.S. in accounting are both bachelor's degrees in accounting, but B.S.B.A. (Bachelor of Science in Business Administration) programs encompass coursework in business, such as marketing, business analytics and human resources. Traditional B.S. in accounting programs do not include a focus on business concepts.
The degree you choose depends on your career goals. Still, bachelor's-level degrees (B.S.B.A. in accounting or B.S. in accounting) are generally recommended if you want to prepare for CPA certification or entry-level accounting jobs. Many students also pursue Master of Accountancy programs to gain specialized knowledge and additional training in accounting.