Well, it could in some respects. The degree itself will help. Courses to consider within the accounting degree (of which are typically included) are communication (written and oral), organization and management, economics, computer literacy, development of good critical thinking skills, interpersonal skills, etc. Still, read the below as to why some businesses fail. Then do the opposite to your best ability.
Why Businesses Fail
Some reasons are as follows.
One of the top reasons why businesses fail in today's market is little or no formal education in business.
Accounting is a mathematics degree not a science degree. you would have to go to college for at least an additional 2 years in order to have at least the associates degree.
Answer There are number of options available for you if you are interested in an Associate Degree in Accounting. I would suggest you look for more lucrative options now available that combine an accounting degree with business management degrees.
You can get an accounting degree in as little as 2 years with an Associate's Degree. However, to have really good earning potential as a business accountant, it would be better to get at least a bachelor's degree which takes 4 to 5 years or a Masters degree which would take an additional 2 years past a Bachelors.
It would depend on the position you hold. You are unlikely to be the chief financial officer of a conglomerate having just completed your degree.
When trying to figure out which is better between a BCompt or a BCom accounting degree, it depends on the career path you wish to take. If you want to become a Chartered Accountant, you would be better off with a BCompt degree because a BCom degree specializes in general business with accounting as a subject.
The "science" tag in the various degree programs denotes that the degree holder took a specified "block" of basic science courses such as, for example, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Physics, Geology, Mathmatics, etc. One could obtain an Accounting degree with either the "Science" or "Business" tag. If the basic courses prescribed for a Science degree are taken in addition to the Accounting courses, then it would be tagged as a Science degree. On the other hand, if that prescribed block of basic Science courses is not taken, then the degree would be in Business.j3h.
No you do not, however employers prefer individuals with degrees in business, accounting, and related areas.
I would like to know what the limitations of business and accounting data is? I would like to know Accounting as a language of business suffers from which serious limitations?
Your major would be accounting.
One would need a Bachelor's degree in business, finance, accounting, or statistics. Some companies prefer their research analysts have Master's degrees in finance or MBA.
The most common way to obtain an accounting certification is to get a higher learning degree in accounting. A Bachelor's degree would go a long way in helping with certification.
You can get an accounting degree online. There are several universities offering online programs but I would suggest going to an actual school.