September 27, 2021 | Accounting.com Staff
Located in the South and surrounded by major business hubs, Arkansas connects many cities and states. While not the most populous state in the region, Arkansas still employs thousands of skilled workers, including 7,440 accountants and auditors, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The BLS projects a 6% job growth rate nationwide […]
Famous for the Grand Canyon and Sonoran Desert, Arizona averages only 13.6 inches of rainfall annually. Many tourists flock to see this desert state's natural wonders and enjoy its interesting southwestern cities, which include Tucson, Phoenix, Flagstaff, and Sedona. Several of these cities feature high-quality accounting degree programs. Graduates from these programs often pursue lucrative and secure accountant […]
Nicknamed "The Last Frontier", Alaska hosts the third-lowest state population despite its geographical size. Of Alaska's higher education students, 52.9% attend school online, and several of Alaska's higher education institutions offer online accounting degree programs. Alaskan accounting graduates can work as financial managers, accountants and auditors, or bookkeeping and auditing clerks.The latter two careers enjoy […]
The Pew Research Center Religious Landscape Study identifies Alabama as the most religious state in the union. The state also has an extensive civil rights history, including Martin Luther King, Jr.'s famous march from Selma to Montgomery. While obtaining an accounting degree is a solid career choice in any state, Alabama accounting students benefit from the state's […]
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