Forensic Accounting and Financial Fraud Investigation, B.S.

The Bachelor of Science in Forensic Accounting and Financial Fraud Investigation program equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to detect, investigate, and prevent financial crimes. This interdisciplinary program integrates principles of accounting, finance, law, and data analytics to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of forensic accounting and fraud examination techniques.

Through a combination of coursework and practical experience, students learn to analyze financial data, identify irregularities, and gather evidence for legal proceedings. Students develop proficiency in accounting software, investigative techniques, and regulatory compliance, preparing them for careers in various sectors such as accounting firms and government agencies.

Program-Level Objectives and Departmental Expectations

Upon graduation from the Bachelor of Science program, students should be able to:

1. Analyze accounting and financial records to uncover evidence of fraud and assess financial damages related to forensic and fraud scenarios.
2. Apply data analytics, machine learning principles, accounting information systems, and other technological tools to investigate and mitigate potential fraud.
3. Demonstrate understanding of civil and criminal laws, regulations, and guidelines governing fraud examinations, corporate compliance, forensic procedures, and expert witness testimony.

This program follows our general admission requirements.

Application Materials

• Completed application
• $50 nonrefundable application fee
• Copies of transcripts of all high school work, including college-level courses. Your midyear and final grades will be required. All final, official transcripts must be received prior to the start of your first semester.
• First-time, first-year applicants may choose to submit their application without standardized test scores to be considered for admission to New York Institute of Technology. You also have the option of submitting test results if you feel your academic strength is best reflected by your scores:
  
  • SAT Code: 2561, ACT Code: 2832
• Two letters of recommendation

• 300–350 word essay on one of the following topics:

  • Tell us about your career goals and why attending New York Tech would further these goals.
  • Describe the achievement of which you are most proud and why.

International Students Special Requirements