Northwest Nazarene University

Bachelor of Science in Accounting

About the Program

Through NNU’s Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting, you will be provided with a general understanding of multiple areas of accounting and prepared for a career in public, corporate or governmental accounting. Besides developing a strong foundational knowledge in business and accounting with a Christian worldview, you will have many opportunities to gain experience through internships and by participating in the Accounting Club, the Financial Management Association and NNU’s award-winning chapters of the American Marketing Association and ENACTUS. Upon completing their degree, students will be prepared to embark on an accounting career or a management career with a strong accounting emphasis as well as prepared to attend graduate business and accounting programs.

NNU is one of the few Pacific Northwest universities to hold accreditation through the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs. Since 1997, graduating seniors consistently place in the 90th percentile or higher on the business field test.

  • Prepares a student to become a CPA or a business manager with an accounting emphasis.
  • Participate in a variety of business clubs, including Accounting Club, ENACTUS and AMA.
  • Gain a strong foundational knowledge in business with a Christian worldview.

Accreditation

Northwest Nazarene University's School of Business degree programs are fully accredited under the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (regional accreditation) and the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (international accreditation).

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Nicole Nobbs

The business department has been great in just putting me forward as a person. Constantly promoting me and encouraging me to do well. They've also given me more opportunities to talk with people, connect and network. So, even more than just course work, it's been the interactions with other people that have been really, really good.

Nicole Nobbs

NNU Student