BSBA

Accounting

Learn more about studying Accounting as an international student.

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Key facts

Program
Bachelor's
Duration
4 years
Program
On campus
Pace
Full-time
Annual tuition fee
50,840USD
Start date
Jan, May, Aug

Program overview

What the University of Dayton says about their program:

Contrary to Popular Belief, Accounting Isn't All Numbers

Sure, they play a large part, but our approach involves preparing, analyzing, and communicating relevant information — not simply numbers — to decision-makers. You'll understand the value behind equations, using critical thinking to ascertain their meaning. Upon graduation, you'll be an asset to corporations and organizations, helping their effectiveness and efficiency.

To meet the growing demands of the accounting field, our program encompasses a wide range of curricular and extracurricular components, emphasizing the demands of a complex professional environment. The curriculum focuses on integrating technology, globalization, and ethics, preparing you for success in our global economy.

Admission requirements

Undergraduate academic requirements

When your application arrives in the Office of Recruitment and Admission, our committee reviews it for admission to the academic major or program you selected. The quality of your academic record is shown by your:

Grade record and pattern throughout high school. In some cases, we will request your 7th semester grades.
Selection of courses in preparation for college
Class standing or ranking
ACT or SAT scores, if submitted
The admission committee also considers the recommendation from your high school counselor, along with other factors, including your demonstrated interest in the University, which could be shown by attending an official campus visit or event in your area.

Postgraduate academic requirements

An international student seeking admission to any graduate program must have completed a minimum of 16 years of education, including the equivalent of a four-year bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution
Course work taken at technical or non-university affiliated institutions may not be considered for academic credit. The education ministry in the applicant's home country must officially recognize each school as a degree-granting institution

English proficiency

Undergraduate

TOEFL iBT
70
IELTS
6.0
iTEP
4.0
PTE
50
Duolingo
105

Graduate

TOEFL iBT
80
IELTS
6.5
iTEP
4.5
PTE
60
Duolingo
110

Some programs may require a higher proficiency score for full admission.

English proficiency waivers

Undergraduate You are exempt from the English Proficiency requirement if you have received a secondary school diploma from one of the following:

United States regionally accredited institution which you attended within the US
An institution with instruction conducted in English from Australia, Belize, English-speaking countries in the Caribbean, English-speaking provinces of Canada, Ghana, Ireland, New Zealand, Nigeria or the United Kingdom
SAT ERW score of 400
ACT English score of 21

Graduate You are exempt from the English Proficiency requirement if you have received a bachelor degree or higher from one of the following:

United States regionally accredited institution which you attended within the US
An institution with instruction conducted in English from Australia, Belize, English-speaking countries in the Caribbean, English-speaking provinces of Canada, Ghana, Ireland, New Zealand, Nigeria or the United Kingdom

Documents required

Undergraduate

Application form
Academic transcripts
Diploma of previous studies
Translations
Proof of English proficiency
Copy of passport
Application essay
Official bank statement
Letter of financial support

Graduate

Application form
Academic transcripts
Diploma of previous studies
Translations
Proof of English proficiency
Copy of passport
Official bank statement
Letter of financial support
Letters of recommendation
Personal statement/Writing sample
Affidavit of Financial Support
Some programs may require a graduate entrance exam, such as the GRE or GMAT

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Fees and funding

Fee information

Undergraduate tuition
US$50,840 per year
Graduate tuition
From US$16,600 to US$24,500 per year

Funding

Undergraduate

Merit Scholarships Merit scholarships are worth up to $33,000 per year towards tuition costs. All students are automatically considered for a merit scholarship when we receive your application and required documents. The University of Dayton does not offer full tuition scholarships.

Requirements
Merit scholarships are awarded based on a variety of criteria including GPA, test scores (if submitted) and academic rigor.

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What is the cost of living near University of Dayton?

Category	Cost (in United States Dollar)
Rent, 1-bed apartment in city centre	$1,652Range: $1,046 to $4,269
Rent, 1-bed apartment outside centre	$1,349Range: $891 to $2,857
Utilities (electricity, heating, water, refuse)	$214Range: $130 to $400
Internet (60 Mbps unlimited)	$73Range: $50 to $110
Mobile phone plan (data + calls)	$61Range: $30 to $110
Monthly public transport pass	$65Range: $35 to $138
Monthly grocery basket	$350Range: $250 to $500
Coffee shop drink	$5Range: $3 to $9
Cinema or cultural event ticket	$15Range: $11 to $23
Gym membership	$45Range: $20 to $135

Indicative monthly costs per person.

Data sourced from numbeo.com (Crowdsourced).

Visa requirements for the University of Dayton

Many international students will require a visa to study in the US, and this is a vital step of your study abroad journey. Make sure you understand the requirements you may need to meet before applying.

USA student visa requirements