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Your Lubin BBA will help you stand out in a way that can fast track your career.

With your Lubin BBA, you can rise quickly in a fast-growing career discipline. You’ll be well-prepared for the certified public accountant (CPA) exam, and will benefit from a AACSB accreditation in both business and accounting, an elite distinction shared by fewer than 5% of business schools worldwide. And not only will you be given unique access to network with CEOs and CFOs through Pace’s Executive in Residence Program, you’ll also be positioned for a rise to the C-suite yourself.

Through Lubin, you gain:

Essential understanding of the accounting profession: You learn the accounting cycle, the nature of financial statements and the process for preparing them, and the use of accounting information as a basis for decision-making

A degree with elite accreditation: Lubin has earned dual accreditation from AACSB International in both business and accounting—an elite distinction shared by fewer than five percent of business schools worldwide

A solid grounding in federal taxation: Gain the necessary background in exemptions; basic concepts of gross income; exclusions, deductions, and credits; and preparing appropriate individual federal income tax returns

Practical knowledge of forensic accounting, internal auditing, financial and managerial accounting: Learn cost accumulation techniques for manufacturing and non-manufacturing companies—including job costing; project costing; and direct, standard, by-product, joint product, and process costing—and the quantitative methods and accounting systems that enhance performance measurements and decision-making within the firm

Strong support services in our Accounting Labs: In the Accounting Lab (New York City Campus) and the Ernst & Young Accounting Lab (Pleasantville Campus), you will find tutoring support in foundation and upper-division accounting courses, help developing effective study strategies, and assistance preparing for exams

Practical knowledge of forensic accounting, internal auditing, financial and managerial accounting: Learn cost accumulation techniques for manufacturing and non-manufacturing companies—including job costing; project costing; and direct, standard, by-product, joint product, and process costing—and the quantitative methods and accounting systems that enhance performance measurements and decision-making within the firm