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An accounting degree could lay the groundwork for opportunities as a CPA, tax or audit professional in a corporate accounting setting, or a variety of executive leadership positions in business and industry. At Florida Tech, students prepare for accounting careers as well as graduate programs in accountancy, business and law.

Whether you want to be a tax accountant, corporate auditor or CPA, you can work toward many career options with an accounting degree from Florida Tech. Here, you’ll develop a strong background in business and get experience in modern accounting strategies and best practices.

Gain Practical Experience

Accounting gives the aspiring entrepreneur the diverse financial skills necessary to successfully launch, manage, and grow a business. Résumé-building experiences, business networking opportunities, and insight into industries of interest are all part of a dynamic and focused accounting degree program. As a senior, you’ll complete the practicum in business, a professional internship course in which you apply your business skills and savvy within a dynamic local company. As a result, you get practical experience, an expanded professional network, and perhaps even a pre-graduation job offer.

Small Classes With One-On-One Faculty Interaction

The Nathan M. Bisk College of Business at Florida Tech boasts one of the best faculties in the country, a big reason many consider us one of the top universities for accounting. Through their teaching, research, professional and community activities, Florida Tech professors integrate business courses with comprehensive accounting courses and hands-on experience into a solid business framework necessary in the real world.

Florida Tech students enjoy a unique, personalized experience with small classes and one-on-one interaction with their faculty mentors. In addition, students have easy access to Florida Tech’s high-tech facilities and resources to support their studies.

Other Career Options

Other careers open to graduates with a degree in accounting include:

• Budget analyst
• Cost estimator
• Financial analyst
• Economist
• Financial manager
• Insurance underwriter
• Loan officer
• Management analyst
• Personal financial adviser
• Post-secondary teachers (with a doctoral or other professional degree)
• Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agent
• Tax examiner
• Tax collector / revenue agent