Upon completion of the Hunter College M.S. program in Accounting, students will be able to:
- apply accounting analysis to problems in real world situations including technology and techniques in data analytics; understand and evaluate current events and specific policy proposals in accounting, taxation and auditing (Critical thinking)
- use Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and other standards to prepare, analyze and audit financial statements and related qualitative information; understand the research literature and conduct original research in accounting (Quantitative reasoning)
- demonstrate an ability to research and apply authoritative standards, rules and regulations in accounting, auditing and taxation to solve real-world problems (Problem solving)
- demonstrate mastery of the relevant topics and ethical judgment and consideration needed for licensure and success in the Public Accounting profession (Specialized knowledge)
- explain and articulate accounting issues effectively in written and oral form using correct accounting logic, stating relevant accounting principles and rules (Communication)