WGU bachelor's completion
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The WGU B.S. Accounting degree is a prerequisite chain, and we complete it in order: Financial Accounting, the Intermediate Accounting I-III sequence, Taxation, Auditing, and Accounting Information Systems, with proctored OAs handled and the business simulation delivered to the rubric. Remaining CUs finished in 6 months under a written plan or you do not pay. The bachelor's package is $3,000 flat. Coursework Ninja is independent and not affiliated with Western Governors University.
WGU's B.S. Accounting is 40 courses built around a strict ladder: Financial Accounting feeds Cost and Managerial Accounting, then Intermediate Accounting I, II, and III, then Taxation, Auditing, and Accounting Information Systems. Because every upper course gates the next, one postponed exam freezes the whole degree. That is where accounting students stall: not on ability, but on a single Intermediate OA that keeps getting pushed to next weekend.
We run the chain as a schedule, not a wish list. Your remaining CUs get mapped at intake, sequenced so prerequisites never idle, and completed on weekly clear targets: proctored OAs, spreadsheet-heavy tasks, Business Law for Accountants writing, the Business Simulation. If the agreed plan is not finished in 6 months, you do not pay us.
Every full package includes the written 6-month guarantee: we finish the remaining CUs under the agreed plan, or you do not pay. Packages: Bachelor's $3,000 · Master's $3,500 · both $5,500 · single assessments from $99.
Coverage
Financial Accounting, Cost and Managerial Accounting, and the Intermediate Accounting I-III sequence: the gauntlet where accounting degrees live or die. We complete the proctored OAs in prerequisite order so the chain never stalls.
Taxation I, Auditing, and Accounting Information Systems sit at the top of the degree and assume everything below them. We complete those assessments with the intermediate material still fresh, including the proctored exam environment where the course requires it.
Business Law for Accountants plus the management, economics, and marketing core that surrounds the major. We clear these on the weekly plan instead of letting them pad out a final term.
The Business Simulation ties the whole degree together and students treat it as a someday project. We sequence it early, deliver the work to the rubric, and drive revisions until it passes.
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Course map
Course names below come from WGU's published program materials for this degree. Assessment labels reflect typical OA/PA patterns for the course type; exact task mix can shift by catalog year. Codes are shown only when verified against an official WGU source.
| Course | Assessment | Where students stall |
|---|---|---|
| Organizational BehaviorC715 | Paper (PA) | Scenario-based leadership paper; the usual first clear on the plan |
| Fundamentals for Success in BusinessD072 | Paper (PA) | Orientation to the major; pairs with week-one intake momentum |
| Principles of Financial and Managerial AccountingD196 | Paper (PA) | Preview of the accounting ladder; spreadsheet budgeting trips rusty hands |
| Financial AccountingD102 | Paper (PA) | GAAP and the accounting cycle; the gate every upper course checks |
| Taxation IC237 | Proctored OA | Individual tax law exam; sits mid-path and still gets skipped |
| Quantitative Analysis For BusinessC723 | Paper (PA) | Linear programming and critical path models in spreadsheets |
| Cost and Managerial AccountingD101 | Paper (PA) | Job costing and cost-volume-profit; last step before Intermediate |
| Business Law for AccountantsD216 | Paper (PA) | UCC, contracts, and Sarbanes-Oxley; dense reading students defer |
| Intermediate Accounting ID103 | Proctored OA | Opens the three-course gauntlet; first serious retake risk |
| Intermediate Accounting IID104 | Proctored OA | Leases, liabilities, dilutive securities; the classic failed OA |
| Accounting Information SystemsD217 | Paper (PA) | ERP and IT controls; locked until D103 and D104 both clear |
| Intermediate Accounting IIID105 | Proctored OA | Pensions, revenue recognition, error analysis; the peak of the chain |
| Business SimulationD361 | Simulation PA | Runs a simulated company end to end; absorbs weeks when saved for last |
| AuditingD215 | Paper (PA) | Final course on the standard path; assumes the full intermediate chain |
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Certifications and transfers
WGU evaluates transcripts at enrollment; transfer credit varies by course. Sophia and Study.com clear many lower-division requirements before you start. Our completion fee is separate from WGU tuition. Exact remaining CUs are confirmed at intake and put in the written plan.
Career outcomes
Accounting has one of the clearest degree-to-job lines in business: staff accountant first, controller or finance manager with experience. The degree is also the 150-credit-hour CPA foundation in most states.
| Role (BLS occupation) | 2024 median pay | Projected growth 2024-34 |
|---|---|---|
| Accountants and auditors | $81,680 | 5% growth |
| Financial managers | $161,700 | 15% growth |
Figures are U.S. national medians from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook: 2024 median annual pay and projected employment change from 2024 to 2034. Pay varies by state, employer, and experience. What happens after a WGU degree: employers, salary surveys, and the already-employed vs career-changer split.
Bottlenecks
The stalled accounting files we take over almost always show the same patterns:
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The plan
Months 1-2
The opening block clears first: Fundamentals for Success in Business (D072), Organizational Behavior (C715), and Principles of Financial and Managerial Accounting (D196), then Financial Accounting (D102) opens the major. Quantitative Analysis For Business (C723) and Taxation I (C237) are scheduled while the foundation is fresh.
Months 3-4
Cost and Managerial Accounting (D101) and Business Law for Accountants (D216) complete the mid-path, and the Intermediate run begins: D103 then D104 in order, with Accounting Information Systems (D217) unlocked as soon as both clear.
Months 5-6
Intermediate Accounting III (D105), Auditing (D215), and the Business Simulation (D361) close the degree, with retake and revision buffer protected inside the guarantee window.
Guides
Yes, D104 is one of the most common intake points for this degree. A failed OA costs a retake wait and usually kills a term's momentum. We map where the chain broke, complete the remaining courses in prerequisite order, and put the finish date in writing before you pay.
We do. Accounting OAs run under WGU's proctored setup, and our OA path covers the full proctored environment, including device checks and the secure browser, so scheduling never becomes the reason a course slips.
Four names come up at nearly every intake: Intermediate Accounting I (D103, ACCT 3611 in the August 2026 catalog), the gate that starts the ladder, Intermediate Accounting II (D104, ACCT 3621), the most-failed exam on the chain, Intermediate Accounting III (D105, ACCT 3650) right behind it, and Taxation I (C237, ACCT 3630), which surprises people mid-path. Auditing (D215, ACCT 3340) closes the list because the catalog locks it behind all three Intermediate courses, Accounting Information Systems, and Business Law for Accountants. Every rung of that path now has its own completion page: D103, D104, D105, the D217 Accounting Information Systems course locked behind them, C237, and D215, and all of them get sequenced so no single exam can freeze the degree.
The bachelor's package is $3,000 flat and covers the agreed remaining CUs with the written 6-month finish guarantee. If a single course is the whole problem, single-course completion starts at $99 with a fixed quote first. Coursework Ninja is independent of WGU.
General education is the usual win: statistics, composition, sociology, history, and communications often transfer from Sophia, Study.com, or prior transcripts, and WGU estimates an associate degree can clear roughly 14 of the 40 courses. The accounting ladder itself, Financial Accounting (D102) through the Intermediate sequence, Taxation, and Auditing, is almost always taken at WGU. Your transcript evaluation at enrollment sets the real list, and we plan from that.
That is the usual goal at intake, since WGU positions this degree as the first step toward the 150-hour CPA requirement. Tell us your target start and we reverse-plan the CU order from it, and we tell you plainly whether 6 months is realistic for your remaining list.
For most remaining lists we see, yes, because the plan removes the two things that eat working adults: deciding what to study next, and drafting after a full day. Weekly clear targets run the chain in prerequisite order, proctored exams get scheduled around your close calendar, and the finish date is written down before you pay. If the agreed list is not done in 6 months, you do not pay us.
Probably not. Two-course lists are usually better as single-course completions from $99 each, fixed quote up front. At intake we tell you honestly which side of the package line your remaining list falls on.
The little one, mostly. Per the August 2026 catalog, the B.S. Accounting places D078 Business Environment Applications I, a 2-CU survey of organizational theory, structure, and the legal environment of business, in term 5, and the degree also carries its sequel D079 Business Environment Applications II. At 2 CUs, D078 is the course that gets bumped for the intermediate accounting exams every weekend, and a 2-CU course still holds a term open. D078 now has its own completion page in the courses directory, and singles start at $99 with a fixed quote in writing first.
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