Intermediate Accounting Courses

Take the next step in your accounting career with skills in financial statements, cash flow, and CPA exam prep. This program can be combined with the Accounting Fundamentals Certificate.

Courses

Required

Elective

Methods

Online

F-1 Visa Eligible

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This program is perfect for...

Individuals working in a small or mid-size company that need additional skills to manage assets, reduce risk, and create better reports or statements

Those in a financial role looking to advance their career by expanding their financial understanding and skills

Anyone who has taken our Accounting Fundamentals Certificate and is considering sitting for the CPA exam

What you can learn.

Time value of money, long term assets and liabilities

Stockholders equity and accounting for investments

Accounting for retirement or pension plans

Inventory, leases, amortization and depreciation

Accounting Skills That Add Up

Take your expertise to the next level with our 3-course Intermediate Accounting Specialization—perfect for professionals already working in the field. Build advanced skills in creating and reviewing financial statements, analyzing cash flow, and understanding inventories and depreciation.

This specialization pairs seamlessly with our Accounting Fundamentals Certificate to strengthen your qualifications, boost earning potential, and support your CPA exam preparation. Whether you're aiming for career advancement or certification, this program sets you up for success.

Learn online or in the classroom—on your schedule, at your pace.

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Step 1: Enroll in a Course

Courses in this program are open enrollment and paid for individually. You may take courses without committing to the program.

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Step 2: Become a Candidate

Establish candidacy in the certificate program to receive tailored information, lock in course requirements, and gain access to exclusive student benefits. Registration Fee: $200

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Important Note for International Students: Candidacy fees are included in your program fees and do not need to be paid separately.

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Cost and Fees

All courses in this program are paid for individually, unless otherwise noted. An application form is required to establish candidacy in this program. From the 'Apply Now' button, complete the online application and pay the application fee if applicable.

Application and Candidacy Fee

$75

Estimated Textbooks and Materials

$300

Estimated Program Tuition

$2715

Payment Options

Not eligible for VA Benefit
Federal Financial Aid is not available

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Stackable options that really add up!

This specialization is part of several stackable specializations available within the accounting and tax disciplines. Utilize these stackable programs to create your own career path, and to acquire marketable areas of expertise.

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