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Principles and survey: ACCT 209's Excel project, faith essay and forums for non-majors, and ACCT 212's group faith project and annual report project beside Connect.

Intermediate: ACCT 301's four group forums and eight-to-ten-page research paper, and ACCT 302's cited forums every other week and a research paper on deferred taxes, pensions or leases.

Cost, systems and ethics: ACCT 311's group forums and cost research paper, ACCT 332's forums, article review and three-stage research paper, and ACCT 340's forums and papers with no tests at all.

Analysis: ACCT 370's four-part Excel project on one listed company against its competitors and a long financial analysis report on the same company.

Tax: ACCT 401's group forums and a comprehensive problem filed as a PDF return, and ACCT 412's discussions and a full business return.

Advanced and public sector: ACCT 402's two-part Excel consolidation project and short forums, and ACCT 403's government and not-for-profit case forums.

Assurance: ACCT 404's four group forums, half the grade, and ACCT 432's eight weekly IT audit projects, group forums, faith essay share and two ACL assignments.

The program table links each course to its own four pages.

ACCT 340 stands out: forums and papers on professional ethics carry its whole grade, with no tests.

The remaining courses mix Connect and exams with writing in different proportions, which the course pages set out item by item.

Faith integration appears in several of them, through ACCT 209's essay, ACCT 212's group project and ACCT 432's group essay.

Each course begins with Liberty's published guide and your section's prompts; Connect, quizzes and exams are set aside as yours, and every written or spreadsheet item gets a date before its deadline.

Group forums are the most common item. Your thread answers the week's prompt with the chapter's standard or rule and a citation, posted early so the group can build on it.

Research papers start with a focused topic and current sources, from FASB codification and journal articles for the intermediate courses to IRS publications for tax.

Excel projects are built with working formulas, not pasted values, so an instructor can follow each calculation, whether it is ACCT 370's ratios or ACCT 402's consolidation eliminations.

Tax returns are prepared on the required forms from the comprehensive problem's facts and saved as PDFs where the course asks.

ACCT 432's ACL assignments are worked in the audit software on your section's data.

Your group's decisions and every upload stay with you.

Each spreadsheet and return comes with a short note on its assumptions, so you can explain the numbers if your instructor asks.

Forum threads are timed for the group's own dates, which are often earlier than Canvas.

Writers are CPAs and accounting instructors matched to each area: financial reporting, cost, systems, tax, government and audit.

Most have taught undergraduate accounting and know how instructors grade a forum, a paper or a spreadsheet.

Tax writers prepare returns in practice; audit writers have worked engagements; systems writers know the controls and software the courses use.

They write clearly at an undergraduate level, citing standards precisely.

A reviewer checks every paper, return and spreadsheet before release.

One coordinator follows you through the major and keeps notes, so a company analyzed in ACCT 370 can return in later courses where prompts allow.

Your identity stays with the coordinator.

Several have worked in public accounting firms and others in corporate finance or government, which helps match examples to each course.

Several have built Excel models for lenders or management, which shows in ACCT 370 and 402 work.

Connect is the first pressure: weekly homework and exams take most of the study time, leaving little for writing.

Group forums are the second. Half of ACCT 404's grade and large shares of ACCT 301, 311 and 401 depend on group threads posted on time.

Research is the third. Papers must cite standards and current sources, and scope has to be negotiated in ACCT 302.

Spreadsheets are the fourth: ACCT 370 and 402 grade working Excel models, and errors carry from one part to the next.

Returns are the fifth, since a comprehensive problem must be complete and consistent across forms.

Faith integration appears in essays and projects across the major.

Ethics writing in ACCT 340 surprises many majors, since it asks for reasoned argument rather than calculation.

Group timing is a quieter problem: one late teammate can leave a forum presentation half built on deadline night.

An accounting course can go to a writer alone or as part of a run; courses with week-one forums or early projects, such as ACCT 370, are best arranged before they open.

Every course has its own itemized quote, each forum, paper, project and return on a dated line; Connect, quizzes and exams are never listed.

What a course costs depends on the items, their research and calculation, and the lead time.

A course already in progress is priced from the current week once your graded work has been read.

Payment is course by course.

Many majors hand over the courses with projects or returns and keep the Connect-heavy ones.

Revisions requested before a deadline are part of each line.

Each delivery comes with a note on its sources or assumptions.