The Chancellors’ Bachelor of Science in Accounting prepares you to tackle accounting problems using quantitative and qualitative methods.
What you study
Study technology and analytics methods in the accounting field. Learn, not only how to perform accounting tasks, but how to provide data-driven solutions. Foster effective analytical and critical-thinking skills. Practice sound ethics and logic in accounting and business situations.
Apply concepts in the major functional areas of accounting, including:
Cost accounting
Financial accounting
Auditing and systems
Taxation
This 100 percent online program is taught by IU East, IU Kokomo, IU Northwest, IU Southeast, and IU South Bend.
Students admitted to IU Online receive a full range of personalized support services, including:
Onboarding
Advising
Success Coaching
Math and Writing Support
Career Services
Peer Mentorship
Tutoring
To graduate with the Chancellors' BS in Accounting, you must complete a minimum of 120 credit hours. Requirements are broken down as follows:
Accounting and business foundations (24 credits)
Business core (12 credits)
Accounting core (21 credits)
Accounting electives (9 credits)
General education courses, as needed to fulfill the 120 credit hour requirement
To be accepted to this program, you must have:
Admissions requirements vary.
To apply to this program:
Complete application for admission.
Submit official transcripts.
Application Dates
Rolling admissions. Application review will begin upon receipt of all required application materials.
You can transfer up to 64 credit hours from a regionally accredited community college, or 90 credit hours from an accredited four-year university or college.
In accordance with Federal Financial Aid requirements, IU has calculated a “Cost of Attendance” for this program based on the most common enrollments from students who are enrolled full time for the academic year. We’re showing you the estimated cost of attendance for the full 2023–24 academic year (fall and spring semesters). Cut these numbers in half to figure out the cost of a single semester. Your actual costs for housing and food, books and supplies, transportation, and personal expenses will vary based on:
• The number of credit hours you take • Whether you’re an Indiana resident • Your personal choices • Your travel habits
Your cost of attendance may differ from these estimates.
Full time Students
Part time Students
Direct Costs:
Tuition & Mandatory Fees
Indiana Residents
$249.73 per credit hour
Non-residents
$365.31 per credit hour
Direct Costs:
Tuition & Mandatory Fees
Indiana Residents
$290 per credit hour
Non-residents
$390 per credit hour
Indirect Costs:
Food & Housing $10,244
Books & Supplies $644
Transportation $2350
Personal Expenses $2200
Indirect Costs:
Food & Housing $10,244
Books & Supplies $322
Transportation $2350
Personal Expenses $2200
If you would like a more detailed estimate of expenses, please use IU's Tuition and Fee Calculator.
