Ball State was the first public institution in Indiana, and one of about 170 in the world, to receive additional special accreditation for its accounting program from the Association to Advance College Schools of Business. Also called AACSB International, this organization is the key professional accrediting body for schools of business. This endorsement among the best business schools in the world reflects our high standards of excellence.

At Ball State, you’ll find:

• small class sizes to encourage interaction between students and professors
• courses taught by full-time faculty members, more than half of whom have professional certification and doctoral degrees
• strong ties to the real-world accounting community, including immersive learning and internship opportunities, visiting professionals, and our accounting advisory council
• recruiting by international Big Four accounting firms as well as many regional and local accounting firms, private businesses, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations
• student organizations like Accounting Club and Beta Alpha Psi
• a beautiful, vibrant campus with top-notch facilities and state-of-the art equipment 
• supportive living-learning communities 

Learn more about why you should get your bachelor's degree or your master's degree in accounting at Ball State.