133 Management Accounting Preparatory Programs

The Accounting Leadership graduate specialization program at St. Mary's University provides a high quality, convenient, and flexible opportunity for students to develop marketable leadership skills. The 100% online program can be completed in as little as two semesters. The curriculum focuses on providing students with the ability to articulate processes for making ethical decisions in the workforce. These newly attained leadership skills will yield students to advance into a management-level.

Gain perfect knowledge of the accounting cycle, learn how to support computer-assisted management, and understand the challenges of accounting and management with LaSalle College Montréal's Administration and Management Technology – Profile in Accounting DCS. Put your skills in supplies, sales, accounting, finance, market development, and international commercial transactions to good use to lead companies to success.

This course explains the nature of management accounting and how it aids managers' decision-making. It looks at the impact that varying levels of costs and volume have on operating profit. The course also demonstrates how budgets are used to control and monitor the performance of an organization.

‘Accounts receivable’ (AR) refers to the money a business is owed by its customers for goods or services it has provided on credit. Efficient accounts receivable management can lower the risk of bad debts, improve cash flow and profitability and ensure financial stability. This business administration course provides all the information you need to adopt the best accounting practices to ensure the prompt and efficient collection of debts.

Investment appraisal aids decision-making when choosing capital projects that add value to an organization. This course demonstrates techniques to track the financial performance of an organization. By attending this course, finance teams will recognize how the need to change is constant.

A Level Accounting is a two-year course that will allow you to study a range of topics such as financial and management accounting. Many students who enjoy and complete this subject typically progress onto a range of degree courses including Accounting, Business Studies, Finance, Management and Economics.

Would you characterize yourself as a leader, problem-solver and persuader? Are you focused on the importance of numbers, data and accuracy? This Career Community will help you find your fit in programs leading to careers in accounting, banking, customer service, entrepreneurship, marketing and management or transfer to baccalaureate business programs.

The programs of study in Business and Accounting are part of the Department of Accounting and Business in the School of Applied Sciences, Mathematics, and Natural Sciences.

This is an introductory course in cost and management accounting with a focus on the preparation and use of accounting information for managerial planning and control. The development and interpretation of cost information is explored within the context of strategic decision-making. Topics include cost accounting fundamentals, cost-volume-profit analysis, job costing, activity-based costing, pricing, budgeting, and decision-making using cost information. Students will use Excel to solve management accounting problems and scenarios.

The Accounting Department at De Anza offers diverse programs designed to meet student needs at all levels.

The Accounting Transfer Pathway A.S. offers students a powerful option: the opportunity to complete an Associate of Science degree with course credits that directly transfer to designated Accounting bachelor’s degree programs at Minnesota State universities*.

Many students are choosing to study Accounting in the Business and Technology Division at Garden City Community College. Accounting classes at GCCC prepare students to enter the workforce ready to prepare basic financial statements, understand and execute basic accounting computations, and apply management accounting techniques.

This course expands on introductory cost and management accounting topics within the context of strategic decision-making. The focus is on a more detailed study of costs, costing systems, processes, and analytical techniques used in the planning and control of business operations. Topics include cost allocation, product costing, joint and by-product costing, spoilage, and inventory cost management. Students will use Excel to solve management accounting problems and scenarios.

The Accounting Transfer Pathway AS offers students a powerful option: the opportunity to complete an Associate of Science degree with course credits that directly transfer to designated accounting bachelor’s degree programs at Minnesota State universities.

Accounting graduates advise and assist management in controlling a business's financial operations and planning for its growth. They prepare accounting entries from source documents and post and summarize that information into meaningful financial statements.