Accounting at Boston College
Boston College Accounting courses: 31 listings with descriptions, sections, instructor ratings, and teaching history.
Accounting at Boston College offers 31 courses in the current catalog, from ACCT1021 Financial Accounting to ACCT8895 Ph.D. Research Seminar I. Each course page on Linden Study shows the catalog description, credits and prerequisites, the sections offered each term, and the instructors who have taught it, with aggregate ratings from Boston College's published course evaluations and the number of responses behind each one. Teaching records here cover 45 instructors across 22 terms, from 2024FALL1 to Spring 2027.
1000-level courses
3000-level courses
- ACCT3301 Financial Accounting Standards and Theory I
- ACCT3302 Financial Accounting Standards and Theory II
- ACCT3307 Managerial Cost and Strategic Analysis
- ACCT3309 Audit and Other Assurance Services
- ACCT3321 Intermediate Accounting for Finance and Consulting
- ACCT3329 Independent Study for Intermediate Accounting
- ACCT3330 Sustainability Reporting and Analysis: Accounting for a Changing World
- ACCT3340 AI Applications in Business: Insights from Corporate Data
- ACCT3351 Financial Statement Analysis
- ACCT3399 Directed Readings
4000-level courses
6000-level courses
- ACCT6040 AI Applications in Business: Insights from Corporate Data
- ACCT6601 Financial Accounting Standards and Theory III
- ACCT6615 Advanced Federal Taxation
- ACCT6618 Accounting Information Systems
- ACCT6626 Taxes and Management Decisions
- ACCT6635 Forensic Accounting
7000-level courses
8000-level courses
- ACCT8810 Communication Skills for Managers
- ACCT8813 Financial Accounting Practice I
- ACCT8814 Financial Accounting Practice II
- ACCT8815 Financial Auditing
- ACCT8816 Federal Taxation
- ACCT8817 Internal Cost Management and Control
- ACCT8824 Financial Statement Analysis
- ACCT8825 Assurance and Consulting Services
- ACCT8830 Sustainability Reporting and Analysis: Accounting for a Changing World
- ACCT8840 AI Applications in Business: Insights from Corporate Data
- ACCT8895 Ph.D. Research Seminar I