In the second course of Intermediate Accounting at Alma College, you’ll be exposed to a thorough and balanced study of theory, concepts, methods and applications relating to financial accounting with special attention to debt and owner equity measurement and disclosure. We also put an emphasis on earnings per share calculation and accounting for leases and pensions.
Alma College graduates are employed in diverse and rewarding career paths including public accounting, private industry, government, and not-for-profit organizations.
The field of accounting is rapidly changing in response to increased government regulations, frequent tax law changes, the globalization of business, and the ongoing downsizing and restructuring of corporations.
Accountants are assuming the roles of financial experts, system professionals, management consultants and budget analysts. In this increasingly complex and competitive business environment, accounting has become a dynamic field and your new skills will be in great demand.
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