AIM Students

Your fellow classmate may be an experienced professional returning to school who realizes the value of a graduate degree or a non-business major who recognizes the value that analytical and managerial skills bear on any profession. These students choose the School of Management's Accounting and Information Management programs because they understand sacrifice is temporary, while the investment of time and energy reaps lifelong benefits. To help with costs, financial aid and scholorships are available.

While the Accounting and Information Management programs are academically rigorous, students do find time for life outside of their studies. Students may join a number of unique on campus organizations, including Beta Alpha Psi, geared toward accounting and finance students and the student chapter of the Institute of Internal Auditors for students interested in internal auditing.