Key Features
- A one-time scholarship of $1,500
- A series of accounting workshops
- Possible workshop topics may include data analytics, robotic process automation, Blockchain, emerging issues in accounting and enterprise resource planning software
- The opportunity to incorporate a winter internship (busy season)
- Preferred access to a unique Capstone course
- A cohort of like-minded accounting majors
- Networking with professionals and alumni
Who Should Apply?
All first-year and second-year students interested in pursuing a highly engaging experience with unique opportunities that enhance accounting coursework, including access to industry professionals, alumni, and advanced development opportunities, are invited to apply. Admission requirements are outlined below and will include interviews with accounting faculty. The admission process will be in the spring semester each year.
Minimum Admission Requirements
- Only current first-year or second-year students who have completed ACCT 225: Introduction
to Financial Accounting, but have not yet completed ACCT 401: Financial Accounting
I, are eligible to apply. Students who are currently enrolled in ACCT 401 are eligible
for consideration.
- Students must have earned at least a B+ in ACCT 225
- Students must be full-time undergraduate students who intend to declare accounting as their major and remain an accounting major throughout the three-year program
Application
To apply, please use the Current Student Application.