Academics, undergraduate

Accounting, BBA

Spring 2025
Classes Start

Jan 13

Session B
Classes Start

mar 2

Program Overview

Do you have a head for numbers? Accounting is more than just crunching numbers – it plays a vital role in running a business by helping to track income and expenditures and provide management and investors with the financial information needed to make business decisions. RCU’s Accounting BBA prepares you to become a trusted advisor who can interpret numbers, forecast financial outcomes, and guide corporate strategy. 

degree requirements

Graduating with a degree in Accounting means you’re fluent in a financial language that makes you a valuable commodity to the business world. You’ll gain a strong foundation in mathematics, economics, and business, as well as accounting.

By the end of your program, you’ll be well versed in leadership and business skills. You’ll also benefit from a combination of professional development opportunities, mentoring, volunteering, internships, and apprenticeships that provide you with practical experience outside the classroom. Through class instruction and real-world experience, you will become a critical thinker who knows how to problem-solve with a mind for social responsibility. You’ll also have the technical competence, ethical standards, and professional communication skills it takes to compete in the Accounting field.

  • CRITICAL THINKING: Professional graduates think critically and apply systems thinking to decision making.
  • PROBLEM-SOLVING and APPLICATION:  Professional graduates apply functional area concepts and theories appropriately.
  • PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION: Professional graduates communicate effectively by preparing and delivering oral and written presentations using appropriate technologies.
  • SOCIAL AND ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITY: Professional graduates align personal, professional, and organizational conduct with ethical and professional standards of conduct including an understanding of corporate social responsibility.
  • VOCATIONAL AWARENESS: Professional graduates demonstrate an understanding of God’s ongoing story in the world and their responsibility to God, self, organization, and the world as a part of that ongoing story.
  • TECHNICAL COMPETENCY: Professional graduates prepare, apply, interpret, and evaluate financial and non-financial information in accordance with approved accounting standards to assist them in making business and organizational decisions.
  • ETHICAL CONDUCT: Professional graduates analyze, assess, and respond to ethical challenges faced in a business environment using historical events, the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct, and the student’s own moral code to act in an ethical and professionally responsible manner.

Total Credit Hours: 120

  • General Education Core: 35 hours
  • Business Core: 42 hours
  • Accounting Major: 30 hours
  • Electives: 13 hours
  • Student Business Senate

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Graduates hired within 6 months

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Jobs filled by Rochester grads

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Career Opportunities

Types of Jobs

  • Accountant
  • Auditor
  • Certified Public Accountant
  • Budget Analyst
  • Tax Examiner
  • Financial Examiner
  • Financial Analyst

$50,000

$77,250

$114,500

Avg. Salaries post graduation

(Courtesy of Salary.com) 

Market Trends

Projected Growth (2021-2031): 4-7%
Projected Job Openings (2021-2031): 136,400

(Courtesy of O*Net Online)

student experience

Internships

Clubs

  • Student Business Senate

Activities

alumni TESTIMONIAL

Attending a small college gave me countless opportunities to be involved, to lead, to serve. These experiences gave me a chance to ‘fail’ in a safe setting, and to succeed in some too. I’ve found myself in small organizations and a small college where I could be in communities that impact people positively and help fix some broken systems. That started for me at Rochester and carries on with me today.

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