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Accounting
Can you find success in numbers?
An Accounting degree from Berkeley College opens the door for you to private industry, government, and not-for profit institutions.
As an accountant, you can provide traditional financial-related services such as auditing and taxation. Then expand your opportunities by offering management advisory services and financial planning key needs of successful people and businesses.
Our Bachelor’s programs combine a solid foundation in accounting theory and practice with a broad background in business administration and the liberal arts. Our Associate’s degree program integrates the business administration background with a thorough understanding of accounting concepts and theory. All programs provide hands-on training in computerized accounting and focus on
- Examining financial, managerial, and cost accounting techniques
- Creating and managing computer spreadsheets and databases
- Critical thinking
- Business administration
- And other exciting topics.
Your degree opportunities:
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Outstanding faculty and resources!
Expert faculty from the business world
Academic Support Center
Real world experience!
Full-time accounting internships
The competitive edge!
More than 20 Career Services professionals
Free lifetime career assistance
Excel with a Bachelor's degree in as little as three years
Earn an Associate's degree in just 18 months
Last year, 96% of Berkeley College graduates available for placement were employed in positions related to their studies at Berkeley!

Look whos hiring our Accounting
interns and grads!
Bad Boy Entertainment
Cabrini Medical Center
The New York Times
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“We have faculty who have trained in the business world who share their business experiences. We give students a lot of case studies and teach them to think conceptually. This is what the business world is looking for, and we are turning out accounting majors who we consider to be much more practical thinkers and better conceptual thinkers.”
Ira Weissman
Chair, Accounting and Finance Department, New York
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