Accounting Schools in North Carolina

Before becoming a certified public accountant (CPA) there are steps every future accountant needs to take. The first is completing a bachelor’s or master’s degree from one of the accounting schools in North Carolina mentioned below. In addition, students may be required to meet experience and further education guidelines before being eligible to take the exam. Other students opt to complete an associate’s degree or a certificate program. For these students, careers as bookkeepers, accounting specialists, or auditing clerks are available. Class schedules depend on college and degree; subjects include the principles of accounting, record keeping, accounting software, finance, economics, computers, and auditing.

Recommended Accounting Schools (6 schools found. Showing the first five.)

Strayer University

Master, Bachelor, Certificate, Diploma, Associate
MBA: Accounting, BS: Accounting, Exec Grad Cert: Acct: Controllership, Exec Grad Cert: Acct: Accounting, MS: Accounting: Controllership, ..
Huntersville, Raleigh, Greensboro, Charlotte, Morrisville

ECPI

Certificate
Accounting Administration
Charlotte

ITT Technical Institute

Bachelor
Business and Accounting Technology
Charlotte

King's College

Associate
Accounting
Charlotte

DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management

Master
Graduate Certificate-Accounting, Master's-Accounting and Financial Management, Graduate Certificate-Financial Analysis
Charlotte, Morrisville

South College Asheville

Associate
Associate of Applied Science - Accounting
Asheville

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Other Community and Technical Colleges in North Carolina