Accounting
Accountants process the financial transactions and information for businesses, government, and non-profit entities. The study of accounting will familiarize students with the “language of business.” It is a vital part of virtually every business organization.
At Hennepin Tech, you will learn how to design financial systems, record information, and interpret profit and loss statements. From income statement preparation and data processing to cost accounting and payroll, you will develop skills to launch or advance your career.
100% Online Program
Learn from anywhere on your schedule so you can balance school, work, and life.
Real-World Accounting Skills
Build skills in financial reporting, bookkeeping, and tax preparation that employers look for.
Career-Ready Training
Graduate prepared for entry-level accounting jobs in business, non-profits, and government.
Accreditation & Recognition
If you choose to further your education after graduating from Hennepin Tech, the college has several articulation agreements for you to choose from:
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- Metro State University – Bachelor’s in Accounting
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- Southwest State University – Bachelor’s in Accounting
For a complete list of current articulation agreements, visit the Minnesota Transfer website.
USDE Professional Licensure Disclosure
The Hennepin Technical College Accounting curriculum is designed to help prepare students for employment in Minnesota. At this time, Hennepin Technical College is unable to make a determination if the Accounting programs meet the licensing requirements for any state or US protectorate. You will want to contact the licensing board in which state you intend to pursue licensure for their requirements, below we provide a link to a list of each state’s licensing board.
For more information on state licensing boards and their contact information for Accounting please visit the NASBA State Boards webpage.
Last reviewed 04/01/2025
Industry Partners
The Accounting Department at Hennepin Tech relies on an advisory committee for advice, guidance, and approval for major department decisions. Members of the committee consist of upper level accounting professionals currently working in the accounting profession.