The University of Miami School of Business Administration and the College of Business Administration at Miami's Florida International University both offer undergraduate and graduate degrees in accounting. These degree programs award bachelor of accounting and master of accounting degrees. These university programs include faculty members who are also highly trained professionals from the Miami business and legal community, flexible schedules and internships for senior students.
Barry University, a Catholic based four-year school, and Keiser University's Kendall campus, located in Miami, also offers bachelors degree programs in business administration with a concentration in accounting.
Miami also offers two-year college programs, such as an associate's degree program in accounting at Miami Dade College's School of Business. The School of Business offers a wide variety of business and accounting classes with hands-on training and experience helpful for finding careers in the accounting field upon graduation. Accounting credentials offered include an associate of science degree in accounting and an associate of science degree in accounting technology, as well as a certificate in accounting applications and a certificate in accounting operations.
Admissions requirements for Miami accounting schools differ from school to school. Admission applications can be obtained from campus and online on most school websites. Copies of high school transcripts and SAT or ACT scores must generally be submitted.
Financial Aid assistance is offered at all Miami accounting schools. Students may benefit from scholarships, state and federal grants, or loan programs. Work-study and student-employment opportunities may be available as well.