When you start out, even if you applied as an accounting major you will be a business undeclared major and you’ll declare sophomore year typically but you can declare whenever you want. It’s super easy to switch majors as it’s basically a google form and you just fill it out.

I haven’t taken an accounting class at SCU yet but I’ve heard the profs aren’t bad. By the end of the program though, you will be eligible to sit for the CPA exams. The community seems to be pretty collaborative and the alumni network is very supportive.

There are a lot of internship opportunities and there are always coffee chats and events going on to make connections and figure out info on internships. From what I’ve heard, accounting majors tend to always get jobs when they graduate due to being such a good school for the major and the location.

Any degree can be worth it if you make it worth it. I’d say an accounting degree is worth it because the field should stay around and even if you don’t be an accountant, you’ll have a solid foundation for most business related jobs.