Accounting majors take courses in accounting, business administration, financial management, money and banking, marketing, management, economics, and computing to prepare themselves for a variety of careers including financial analyst, controller, chief financial officer; to pursue qualification as CPAs, certified management accountants, or certified internal auditors; or to go on to graduate programs in business and law. The program builds on Flagler's sound liberal arts foundation, emphasizing the analytical, decision making, and communications skills necessary in today's work place. Classes are small; the faculty all hold graduate degrees, as well as being CPAs; and students have ample access to internships in public and private accounting.