Online Degree #2 - Bachelor's in Accounting

Want to study accounting, but don't know if you can commit to set class schedules and commutes to campus? Consider studying online.
"[Accounting majors] can do research and learn their technical number-crunching skills at any time they want," says Swan.
Just keep in mind that you'll need to be comfortable learning independently, Swan adds.
What you might learn: Accounting majors typically learn about gathering, organizing, and reporting financial information to companies and individual clients, according to the College Board. Courses might cover such topics as cost accounting, auditing, and business law.
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Potential careers: This online degree is a smart choice if you aspire to pursue opportunities in accounting. Most accountant and auditor candidates need at least this degree or one in a related field, says the U.S. Department of Labor.

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