Extracurriculars for a Career in Accounting
Accountants track, report, and audit money for businesses and individuals. Business clubs like FBLA, finance programs, and math competitions help high schoolers build the right skills.
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Programs for a Career in Accounting
Why it fits: Financial literacy and business finance challenges develop foundational accounting and financial management knowledge.
Why it fits: Program offers 'From CFO to CIA' career exploration session covering accounting and financial roles.
Why it fits: Accounting is taught as one of the major business disciplines with instruction from accounting faculty.
Why it fits: Intensive introduction to finance fundamentals provides foundational knowledge for accounting careers.
Why it fits: Accounting is one of five primary business disciplines introduced by faculty during the camp.
Why it fits: Business courses available through ECAP help students explore accounting and finance career pathways.
Why it fits: Portfolio tracking, transaction management, and financial decision-making develop core accounting and financial analysis skills.
Why it fits: Competition focuses on earning, spending, saving, and budgeting—core accounting and financial management skills.
Why it fits: Internships involve spreadsheet work, accounts receivable tasks, and office financial operations.
Why it fits: Dedicated accounting track (DYNAMC program) introduces students to accounting careers and opportunities.
Why it fits: ACAP track provides direct accounting career exploration, case discussions, and professional conversations with accountants.
Why it fits: Students take accounting classes and compete in business plan case competitions directly relevant to accounting practice.
Why it fits: Business School stream covers accounting and finance fundamentals through subject-specific masterclasses.