Get Involved with Forensic Accounting

Do more than go to class, get involved in the accounting department. Joining an organization or program helps you build your resume, get to know other students in your major and make connections while you're at Texas Wesleyan. Take a look at the different opportunities you have to get involved.

Are you a business student interested in accounting? Then join the Accounting Society. You'll have the opportunity to network with other business students and professionals in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. As an organization, we also participate in activities such as softball tournaments, bake sales, other accounting organization events and more.

We're open to all business students, not just accounting majors. Our meetings are once a month during the academic year. Each meeting, we invite a guest speaker in to share their experiences in the accounting industry and network with students like you. Learn more about meetings, guest speakers and more on our Facebook page.

‌	Join Accounting Society

As part of your forensic and fraud accounting courses, you'll do required research working with actual fraudulent cases and gathering data. You'll also have the opportunity to present your research at conferences in your field.

‌	Learn More About Required Research

Are you a business student looking to become a certified accountant? The School of Business Administration offers all of the advanced accounting courses required to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam.

Whether you earned a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) or another undergraduate degree from a U.S. institution, you can take every course you need to become a CPA. Gain all the tools you need to become an accounting professional.

‌	Get My Accounting Certificate

Are you looking to beef up your resume? Join the Beta Gamma Sigma international honor society. This organization recognizes academic achievement of students attending AACSB accredited business schools. Check out the eligibility requirements today.

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