University of Northern Colorado

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The Business Administration: Accounting program at University of Northern Colorado is accredited by AACSB International, a gold standard for accreditation in business and accounting education that less than five percent of business schools worldwide have achieved. When students complete the bachelor’s degree program they will be eligible to sit for the CPA exam in Colorado. Most of the students find accounting positions within three months of graduation, with many receiving job offers during their senior year.

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The Africana Studies program involves the study of civilizations and cultures of Africa, the Caribbean, North and South America, Europe, the Middle East and anywhere people of African descent reside. The Africana Studies bachelor’s degree program is interdisciplinary and cross disciplinary, embracing anthropology, art, economics, history, religion, literature, psychology, music, criminal justice, biological sciences, geography, women’s studies, communications, modern languages, political science and many other areas.

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The ASL–English Interpretation bachelor’s degree program students will have extensive opportunities to apply academic learning to field-based experiences, developing a real-world understanding and use of ASL and interpreting skills prior to completing a senior internship and capstone project. The ASL-English Interpretation program offers a highly regarded, state-of-the-art curriculum based on current research and input from national experts within the field of interpreting. As a result, students will be prepared to take state and/or national credentialing exams within 12 months of graduation.

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