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General Accounting Specializations:
Program:
Students who currently work or are planning a career in accounting or taxation with a for-profit organization, not-for-profit organization, or a Federal, State or local government, should major in General Accounting. This career-oriented program enables you to sit for the Certified Management Accountant (CMA) Examination.
The Bachelor of Science in General Accounting program provides students with the skills to understand the business environment, business concepts and the accountant's ethical responsibilities and role in the business world. Students will be taught to employ Accounting principles and procedures to record and present business financial results.
"The professors in the Mercy College Accounting program are knowledgeable and really take the time to make sure the students understand the material. No question is ever left unanswered. The classes are interactive and motivating. Many classes are offered at convenient times, especially nights and weekends. Having a full time job, the flexible scheduling was an important consideration for me when selecting a college."
Faith Witt '06
Junior Accountant - Cirillo, Francis & Cirillo
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Program Contacts:
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Lucretia S. Mann, M.B.A., C.P.A.
Program Director, Accounting
accountinginfo@mercy.edu
Telephone: 914-674-7490
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Wayne Cioffari, M.B.A.
Chair, Division of Business and Accounting
wcioffari@mercy.edu
Telephone: 914-674-7481
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Career Opportunities:
Representative career opportunities include: general ledger accountant, cost accountant, tax accountant, financial, budget or cost analyst, investment accountant or analyst, trust accountant, and credit analyst.
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Curriculum:
Every business relies on accounting to understand and report their financial performance. As a student earning a degree in Accounting, you are provided with entrance into this value-added profession.
The Accounting program at Mercy College is ideal for preparing you for this challenging and rewarding field. We offer professional dedicated faculty with real-world experience. Class sizes are small which allow the faculty to give you the personal attention you need to succeed.
Our curriculum is learning objective driven and incorporates professional examination content. The program offers free tutoring to help ensure your academic success. Our Career Development Office provides you invaluable assistance in searching for full time and part time employment. Our goal is to provide our students with the best tools to succeed in the dynamic profession of accounting.
For the complete course curriculum click here.
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Campuses where program is offered:
Bronx, Dobbs Ferry and White Plains.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
How long does it take to complete the degree program?
Students can complete the one hundred twenty credit degree program in as little as four years of full time study.
Where and when are classes offered?
Classes are offered in the day at the Dobbs Ferry campus. For working students night classes are conveniently offered at the White Plains and Bronx campuses.
How many open elective credits can I transfer from another institution?
Students who pursue a B.S. in General Accounting degree can transfer from 15-21 open elective credits depending on their choice of specialization.
Should I select a specialization within the General Accounting degree?
It is not necessary to select an area of specialization. Based on the students area of interest, specialization within the General Accounting degree program allows students to focus on coursework appropriate for Financial Accounting, Taxation or Computer & Information Systems.
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