Program Overview
Youngstown State University’s bachelor’s degree in accounting is built upon the highest standards of the accounting industry. Our program equips you with the essential financial and analytical skills needed to excel in today’s dynamic business world.
You’ll gain hands-on experience in accounting principles, auditing, taxation, and financial reporting—all while learning to navigate the ethical and regulatory standards critical to the field.
With our dedicated faculty and a curriculum designed to foster problem-solving and decision-making skills, our Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Accounting prepares you to thrive in various professional settings, from corporate finance to public accounting.
The BSBA in Accounting degree from YSU provides a solid foundation in the principles of accountancy, integrated with hands-on experiences and real-world scenarios.
You will navigate the world of accounting and integrate theory with practice through:
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Jeremy Schwartz
Director
jtschwartz@ysu.edu
Our business programs are accredited by AACSB International. This accreditation recognizes the excellence of our students, faculty, staff, and curriculum. Only 5% of the business programs in the world have earned AACSB accreditation so students can be assured of receiving a high-quality business education at Youngstown State University (YSU).
Program Options
Our Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Accounting curriculum helps you develop skills in technology, communication, problem solving, and more. As a BSBA in Accounting degree student, you will take courses like:
Industry statistics suggest an ever-growing requirement for accountancy professionals, so there’s no better time to invest in an undergraduate accounting degree at YSU. Immerse yourself in our bachelor’s degree in accounting program today, defining your future career and becoming a part of the new generation of accounting leaders.
Each year, business and accounting degree students are awarded thousands of dollars in scholarships. These funds vary in amount, come from a variety of sources, and are available to both incoming and current students.