Accounting Ethics and Professional Accountability Course

Make sure you have the courses
required to sit for the CPA exam.
Ohio and most other states require 150 semester hours of college credits to take the CPA exam, including an ethics course — typically
offered only at the graduate level.

Count on Franklin University to effectively address this need — without requiring you to be in a master’s
program the way other colleges do.

• Offered every term, online or on campus
• Creates awareness of ethical situations and responsibility
• Assists in readiness for professional certification, including the CPA

Full course description
 

Our new course, Accounting Ethics and Professional Responsibility (ACCT 401) effectively speaks to ethical situations and responsibility matters that you will face in your job every day as an accountant.

You can register for ACCT 401 as a stand-alone class, or as part of Franklin's undergraduate Accounting Major.

State-by-State Requirements Addressed
Franklin University assists CPA-focused students from all 50 states in state-specific certification preparation. During the final two weeks of the Accounting Ethics and Professional Responsibility course, your state's particular certification requirements will be addressed.

Learn more about Franklin's Undergraduate Accounting Major.

View your state's certification requirements.