I am currently looking up schools for my next educational course.
School A has a major in accounting.
School B has a major in business administration with a concentration in accounting.

What is the difference? Are their any advantages to getting one over the other?

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I am already having a BS in business administration- genaral concentration. This fall, I am starting my accounting certificate program and I would like to ask which classes are best to take? I would prefer to work for non-profit and private organizations in the accounting field. I do not plan to take a CPA exam in the future. Thank you for your advices!

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I know that Florida Atlantic offers a masters degree in Forensic Accounting, but I would like to know, what other schools offer this or a similar masters program? A list would be great, because so far all I’ve found are regular Accounting masters programs, with no specific concentration. Thanks!

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