Accounting Schools in Wisconsin

Accountant training often begins with a bachelor's or master's degree, since these are the preferred degrees for professionals in this field. However, an associate's degree or an accounting certificate can qualify students to work as bookkeepers, tax preparers, and other supporting roles. A basic education from accounting schools in Wisconsin teaches students the principles of accounting, commonly used accounting software, business, economics, finances, financial record keeping, and accounting law. Further education emphasizes tax law, cost accounting, management, marketing, information systems, governmental accounting, nonprofit accounting, statistics, human resources, ethics, and more. Specializations can include management, finance, information systems, and tax accountancy. After accumulating some work experience and completinga few continuing education classes, accountants can take a Certified Professional Accountant (CPA) exam.

Recommended Accounting Schools (5 schools found.)

Globe University

Diploma, Associate, Bachelor
Accounting Diploma, AAS in Accounting - Tax Specialist, BS in Accounting, AAS in Management Accounting
Middleton, Eau Claire, Onalaska, Madison, Rothschild, Appleton, Green Bay

Herzing University

Bachelor, Diploma
BS in Accounting, Diploma Bookkeeping and Payroll Accounting, BS in Business Administration - Accounting
Madison, Kenosha, Brookfield

Rasmussen College

Bachelor, Associate
Accounting Bachelor Degree, Accounting Associates Degree - Banking, Accounting Associates Degree, Accounting Associates Degree - Financial Investigation, Accounting Associates Degree - Financial Accounting, ..
Green Bay, Wausau, Appleton

DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management

Master
Graduate Certificate-Accounting, Master's-Accounting and Financial Management, Graduate Certificate-Financial Analysis
Milwaukee, Waukesha

Ottawa University

Bachelor
Accounting
Brookfield, Oak Creek

Other Community and Technical Colleges in Wisconsin