With signature events like Meet the Firms, Fall Fest and Winter Fest, the Department of Accounting provides a wealth of opportunities for accounting majors to engage with recruiters from global firms and forge their path to success.
Department of Accounting
In the Department of Accounting, you can access the foundational knowledge, technical skills, professionalism training and networking opportunities essential to turn your BBA in Accounting or Master of Accountancy into a meaningful career. Graduates of the accounting department have a near-100 percent job placement rate upon graduation, thanks to unique opportunities offered to meet major recruiters at our career fairs, work together with fellow students in one of our student organizations, and gain real-world experience through internships and our volunteer income tax assistance clinic.
Accounting Events
Accounting Programs
The Accounting BBA degree provides a foundation of accounting and management theories, and their practical applications. The Master of Accountancy explores social, ethical and environmental effects of accounting, and meets the 150 hour Texas CPA exam requirements. The MSAIT is a STEM designated blended course program that also provides its students with the steps to CPA accreditation.
2024-2025 TXST Accounting Sponsors
2024-2025 TXST Accounting Platinum Sponsors
BDO, Calvetti Ferguson, Cherry Bekaert, CLA, Deloitte, Aprio, ATKG, EY, Forvis Mazars, GT, KPMG, PwC, RSM, and Weaver.
2024-2025 TXST Accounting Gold Sponsors
ABIP, Armanino, Baker Tilly, CTM, Cohn Reznick, Crowe, DOZ, Harper Pearson, MLR, Melton & Melton, Novogradac, PKF, and Whitley Penn.
2024-2025 TXST Accounting Silver Sponsors
2024-2025 TXST Accounting Bronze Sponsors
ADKF, Atchley, Becker, CJ, Hayne & Co., LGT, MSLC, Marathon Petroleum, Marcum, PriceKubecka, Axley and Rode, Webber, Seidel Schroeder, UWORLD, and the Texas Comptrollers Office.
The McCoy College of Business Department of Accounting holds AACSB accreditation, which requires the satisfaction of a supplemental set of standards. Fewer than 200 universities worldwide earn these credentials in both business and accounting.