CPA / CMA examination

Golden Gate University
San Francisco, CA, United States

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Course Description:

'' You may enroll in the certificate program to enhance your accounting knowledge, expand potential career opportunities, and fulfill accounting education requirements for taking the CPA examination. The undergraduate certificate in accounting provides students who don’t have an undergraduate degree in accounting the accounting courses necessary to sit for the California CPA examination or CMA examination and/or to enter the workplace. It provides students wishing to enter the graduate accounting programs with the accounting foundations necessary to pursue graduate work in accounting.
The Department of Accounting offers two certificates in accounting, the 15-unit certificate and the 30-unit certificate. All 15 or 30 units of accounting courses (prefix ACCTG) must be taken at Golden Gate University and passed with a C average or better. Students in the certificate programs are considered undergraduate students. Students who subsequently apply for and are admitted to the graduate accounting program must have a B average or better in those certificate courses used to satisfy the graduate "accounting foundation courses" and/or the 300-level accounting course requirements. Please note that some courses taken as part of certificate programs will have prerequisites. These prerequisites must be satisfied (through transfer of equivalent coursework or through taking the courses at Golden Gate University) before the certificate courses can be completed.
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Phone:800-448-4968

School Address:

Golden Gate University
536 Mission Street
San Francisco CA, 94105-2968
USA

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Bachelor of Science in Accounting
Master of Accountancy
Accounting for Managers
Anaylsis of Accounting Information
Issues in Governmental and Not-For- Profit Accounting
Advanced Financial Accounting
Advanced Issues in Financial Reporting
Analysis and Use of Financial Statements
Auditing
Performance Auditing
Issues in Modern Management Accounting

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