Class activities and projects promote development of what you need for success in the accounting profession, beyond technical skills in accounting, tax, and auditing. These include verbal, writing, social, and technology skills.

?Through this program, Wayne State strives to build professionals of high integrity for placement in business, public accounting firms, governmental entities, or nonprofit organizations. Some students even pair the undergraduate accounting program with Wayne State?s graduate MBA program to obtain the prescribed 150 credit hours required in Nebraska (and most other states) to sit for the CPA exam. Bottom line is, a wide variety of accounting career opportunities exists, accounting graduates are in high demand, and Wayne State College is here to foster your growth as a future business professional.