To become capable of managing finances, we must first begin at the most basic arithmetic. Our Accounting Curricula includes this basic education up through:

• Financial Accounting Principles
• Managerial Accounting Principles
• Accounting Information Systems
• Auditing Principles
• Taxation Principles

That being said, the basic courses of this curriculum act as prerequisites for math courses which are part of the S.T.E.M. curricula.

Accounting:

  Introduction to Accounting
  Accounting Principles and Concepts
  Double-Entry Accounting
  Financial Statements
  Accounting for Assets
  Accounting for Liabilities
  Accounting for Equity
  Financial Analysis
  Managerial Accounting
  Cost Accounting
  Tax Accounting

Budgeting:

  Introduction to Budgeting
  Types of Budgets
  Budgeting Principles
  Developing a Budget
  Budgeting Process
  Budgeting Techniques
  Budget Variance Analysis
  Monitoring and Controlling Budgets
  Budgeting for Projects
  Capital Budgeting
  Forecasting Techniques
  Rolling Budgets
  Zero-Based Budgeting

Additional Topics:

  Ledger Creation
  Billing
  Mutual Funds
  Credit Unions
  Insurance
  Tax Mitigation

Mutual Funds:

  Introduction to mutual funds and their structure
  Types of mutual funds: equity, debt, balanced
  Understanding risk and return
  Choosing the right mutual fund
  Investing in mutual funds: SIP, lumpsum, etc.
  Monitoring and managing mutual fund investments

Credit Unions:

  Introduction to credit unions and their structure
  Credit union vs. traditional bank
  Types of credit unions: community, corporate, trade
  Membership and eligibility requirements
  Products and services offered: savings, loans, insurance, etc.
  Managing finances with credit unions
  Case studies and success stories of credit unions