Business, Management, and Finance

In the Accounting & Finance program students learn decision making techniques, financial management, accounting principles, business communication skills, problem solving, teamwork and networking skills. The final two courses in the program focus on advanced accounting and finance practices to prepare them for college level courses and entry-level positions in the work force.  Students may also complete a capstone project and/or dual enrollment in college accounting and finance. 

The program begins with the core courses; Principles of Business, Management and Entrepreneurship. The final two courses in the program are Advanced Business Management and the Business Management Capstone course. This program prepares students for college-level programs in various areas of Business Administration. Graduates may earn industry certifications and college credit through articulation agreements, dual enrollment, or by taking the Principles of Management CLEP exam. 

The National Academy Foundation (NAF) Finance Academy provides students with a broad understanding of financial and economic concepts. Students complete a series of courses including: Principles of Finance, Accounting, Economics, Securities, Managerial Accounting, Financial Services, Ethics in Business and Applied Finance. Students may also complete an internship to advance their understanding of careers in business and finance.