University of Colorado - Denver

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The degree lets students make their accounting careers and explore different options. They take classes that will help them understand the different paths to an accounting degree. Course topics include Intermediate financial accounting, Cost accounting, Federal income tax, Auditing theory. Many university graduates have a goal of passing the CPA exam and becoming leaders in their field, whether that be in public accounting, industry, government, or nonprofits.

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Anthropology captures the particularities of human beings and animals, such as the origins, biological features, social and physical characteristics. This study of humankind aims to understand the existence of the human species throughout history. Students who enroll in a Master's degree in anthropology can specialize in archaeology and biological, linguistic, and cultural anthropology. During the program, they will have the chance to research through techniques and models that also show results in cognitive science and ethnic studies.

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The major in anthropology begins with introductory courses designed to acquaint students with the basic history, methods, and perspectives of the discipline. Introductory courses are followed by an upper-division core which focuses principally on a more advanced, and principally theoretical, survey of the major fields of anthropology -- archaeology, cultural anthropology, and biological/physical anthropology.

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