MBA in Accounting

Consider the following:

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that employment of accountants is expected to grow by 18 percent between 2005 and 2016.
The passage of the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002 has created new or enhanced standards for public companies and accounting firms.
Pennsylvania Senate Bill 838, signed in July, 2008, requires anyone sitting for a CPA exam to have 150 credit hours of higher education.

In response to these developments, the MBA program at Delaware Valley College has a concentration in accounting that meets the needs of the accounting industry, government regulations, and student career development in accounting. Classes in the accounting program are offered during the day (4+1 program), at night, and online.

Please click on the schedule link for classes, or make an appointment with Pam Heffner (215-489-4469 or pamela.heffner@delval.edu) for more information.

Core Courses (required)		21 Credits

GB-6010	Managerial Accounting for Decision Making
GB-6020	Advanced Computer Applications
GB-6030	Financial Management
GB-6040	Marketing Management
GB-6050	Managerial Economics
GB-6060	Human Resource Management
GB-6070	Operations Management

Advanced Courses (required)		13 credits

GB-6310	Auditing
GB-6320	Commercial Law for Accountants
GB-6330	Financial Reporting and Analysis
GB-6340	Advanced Accounting Theory
	Total	34 credits