Accounting

Accounting is the language of business. It is used to communicate financial and other information to people, organizations and governments. Under that definition, Old Westbury's Accounting program is among the finest "linguistics" programs of its kind.

Old Westbury students receive instruction from Accounting faculty members who are experienced educators with extensive knowledge in their areas of specialization, including public accounting, private industry, government and not-for-profit organizations. Given the small class sizes, the Accounting faculty is able to maintain a close working relationship with students and is readily available outside of the classroom.

Did You Know?

Maryann De Leo, a 1977 graduate of the Media & Communications program within the American Studies Department, was honored with an Oscar in the Documentary Short Subject category at the 76th Annual Academy Awards for her work as producer and director of "Chernobyl Heart," a film about the effects of radiation on the children of Belarus, Russia, 16 years after the infamous nuclear reactor accident at Chernobyl.

More than 22% percent of Old Westbury's professors have earned among SUNY's highest honors - the rank of Distinguished Teaching Professor, Distinguished Service Professor or Chancellor's Award for Excellence in teaching and service.

The JP Morgan Chase Foundation awarded a $50,000 grant to support the Curriculum Materials Center in the College library.