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College of Accountancy

Building Competent, Ethical, and Future-Ready Accounting Professionals

General de Jesus College in San Isidro, Nueva Ecija offers four programs in accounting, management accounting, accounting information systems, and internal auditing, taught through academic excellence, practical training, ethical development, and technology-enabled learning.

Explore the four programsAdmission requirements

4Programs in accountancy and related fields
88.89%GJC passing rate, October 2026 CPALE
5thNationwide among schools with 10–19 examinees
Top 20Highest scorer in the October 2026 CPALE

Program overview

Four programs, one strong foundation

The College of Accountancy of General de Jesus College is based in San Isidro, Nueva Ecija.

Established in 2008 as the College of Accountancy and Accounting Technology (CAAcT), the College of Accountancy began with a pioneer class of 55 students. Since then, it has grown through a culture of discipline, integrity, and “Quality Education for a Better Life.”

The College of Accountancy is committed to educate, train and develop its students beyond the traditional approach to become competent professional accountants with professional knowledge, skills, values, ethics and attitudes broad enough enabling them to make positive lifelong contributions to the profession, the workplace and their society.

BSA

Bachelor of Science in Accountancy

Prepare for professional accounting practice and the CPA Licensure Examination.

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You will build
Professional accounting knowledge, ethics, leadership, communication, and technology skills
Prepares you for
The CPALE and other accounting professional certifications
BSMA

Bachelor of Science in Management Accounting

Develop expertise in accounting information for planning and management decision-making.

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You will build
Cost analysis, budgeting, planning, performance measurement, financial analysis, and management control
Prepares you for
Management accounting work and relevant professional certifications
BSAIS

Bachelor of Science in Accounting Information System

Combine accounting knowledge with information systems and technology.

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You will build
Business processes, data and information management, internal controls, systems analysis, and technology-enabled decision-making
Prepares you for
Accounting information systems work and relevant professional certifications
BSIA

Bachelor of Science in Internal Auditing

Develop skills in assurance, risk management, internal controls, and governance.

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You will build
Evaluation of governance, risk management, internal controls, business processes, compliance, and organizational performance
Prepares you for
Internal audit and assurance work and relevant professional certifications

Program quality objectives

What each program sets out to achieve

Our academic programs are designed to develop competent, ethical, and future-ready professionals equipped with the knowledge, skills, values, and practical competencies required in their respective fields.

Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (BSA)
  1. Produce graduates who possess attributes and knowledge of entry-level professional accountants with necessary conceptual, philosophical and theoretical foundations of the profession.
  2. Produce graduates who demonstrate the professional and educational knowledge, skills, competencies, values, and behavioral attributes of professional accountants, together with 21st-century skills in leadership, communication, collaboration, creative and critical thinking, and technological proficiency, enabling them to contribute effectively in local and global contexts and advance toward positions of increased responsibility.
  3. Develop leadership capabilities and management skills among students through on-the-job training, seminars, conventions and workshops so that they may be aware of the current business employment requirements locally and abroad.
  4. Produce competent graduates capable of passing the Certified Public Accountant Licensure Examination (CPALE) and other accounting professional certifications.
Bachelor of Science in Management Accounting (BSMA)
  1. Produce graduates who possess the foundational knowledge and competencies in management accounting, financial accounting and reporting, cost accounting, taxation, accounting information systems, and related business areas necessary for entry-level professional practice.
  2. Develop graduates who demonstrate professional knowledge, technical and analytical skills, ethical values, and 21st-century competencies in critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, collaboration, leadership, and technological proficiency, enabling them to provide relevant information for effective management decision-making.
  3. Develop students’ practical, leadership, and management capabilities through on-the-job training, seminars, workshops, industry engagement, and other experiential learning activities that prepare them for current and emerging employment requirements in management accounting and related fields.
  4. Produce graduates capable of applying management accounting concepts and techniques in cost analysis, budgeting, planning, performance measurement, financial analysis, management control, and decision-making, while demonstrating ethical responsibility and commitment to continuous professional development and relevant professional certifications.
Bachelor of Science in Accounting Information System (BSAIS)
  1. Produce graduates who possess the foundational knowledge and competencies in accounting, business processes, accounting information systems, information technology, and related professional areas necessary for entry-level practice.
  2. Develop graduates who demonstrate professional knowledge, technical and digital skills, ethical values, and 21st-century competencies in critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, collaboration, leadership, and technological proficiency, enabling them to effectively apply accounting information systems in local and global contexts.
  3. Develop students’ practical, leadership, and management capabilities through on-the-job training, seminars, workshops, industry engagement, and other experiential learning activities that prepare them for current and emerging employment requirements in accounting information systems and related fields.
  4. Produce graduates capable of applying accounting information systems and related technologies effectively and ethically in areas such as business processes, data and information management, internal controls, systems analysis, and technology-enabled decision-making, and prepare them for relevant professional certifications and continuing professional development.
Bachelor of Science in Internal Auditing (BSIA)
  1. Produce graduates who possess foundational knowledge and competencies in internal auditing, accounting, financial management, risk management, internal control, governance, and related business areas necessary for entry-level professional practice.
  2. Develop graduates who demonstrate professional knowledge, technical and analytical skills, ethical values, and 21st-century competencies in critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, collaboration, leadership, and technological proficiency in performing internal audit and assurance-related functions.
  3. Develop students’ practical, leadership, and professional capabilities through on-the-job training, seminars, workshops, industry engagement, and other experiential learning activities that prepare them for current and emerging employment requirements in internal auditing and related fields.
  4. Produce graduates capable of applying internal auditing principles and techniques in evaluating governance, risk management, internal controls, business processes, compliance, and organizational performance, and in providing appropriate recommendations for improvement while demonstrating ethical responsibility and commitment to continuous professional development and relevant professional certifications.

Why study accountancy at GJC?

Preparation that goes beyond the classroom

Professional Preparation

Develop the knowledge and competencies needed for careers in accounting and related fields.

Technology-Enabled Learning

Build digital and technological skills relevant to modern accounting and business environments.

Practical Experience

Gain workplace exposure through on-the-job training, seminars, workshops, and industry engagement.

Ethics & Leadership

Develop professional values, ethical responsibility, communication, collaboration, and leadership skills.

CPALE readiness: October 2026 results

16 of our 18 examinees are now CPAs

93.33%
First-time takers
88.89%
GJC institutional passing rate
37.11%
National passing rate

5th nationwide among schools with 10–19 examinees, based on the independent ranking published by Taxation Guide PH.

The 16 GJC passers of the October 2026 CPALE, with a 93.33% first-time takers rate, 88.89% institutional passing rate and 37.11% national passing rate
Anna Clarrise Mordido, CPA, Top 20 in the October 2026 CPALE with an 88.50% rating

Our Top 20 CPA

Anna Clarrise Mordido, CPA

Rank 20 among the highest scorers in the October 2026 CPALE, with an 88.50% rating

Her achievement reflects her dedication, perseverance, and commitment to academic excellence, along with the support of her parents, her professors, and the entire College of Accountancy community. Your GJC family is proud of you!

Read her story

Ranking from the list of highest scorers published by REO CPA Review.

Student life

Life in the College of Accountancy

Accountancy students at General de Jesus College, in the classroom and across campus.

Beyond the classroom

Learning that continues outside the lecture room

Students build leadership and professional skills through on-the-job training, seminars, conventions, and workshops. Accountancy students also come together through JPIA-GJC and represent the College in regional competitions.

  • Level II ChampionFrancis Erick Mallillin, PICPA Regional Accountancy Education Summit and Accounting Quiz Bowl, October 23, 2026
  • 3rd, 4th, and 5th Place, plus two finalistsJPIA-GJC students at the Regional Accounting Quiz Showdown

Meet the Quiz Showdown achievers

Accountancy students at the PICPA Regional Accounting Quiz Bowl

News and announcements

The latest from the College

Frequently asked questions

Good to know

What programs does the College of Accountancy offer?

The College offers BS Accountancy, BS Management Accounting, BS Accounting Information System, and BS Internal Auditing.

Which program leads to the CPA Licensure Examination?

Only BS Accountancy graduates may take the CPA Licensure Examination.

What are the admission requirements?

Applicants to the Accountancy Program need a General Weighted Average of at least 85%. See the complete list on our admission requirements page.

How did GJC perform in the October 2026 CPALE?

16 of our 18 examinees passed, for an institutional passing rate of 88.89%. Our first-time takers passed at 93.33%, against a national passing rate of 37.11%.

Is there a student organization for accountancy students?

Yes. Accountancy students come together through JPIA-GJC, which holds activities such as its General Assembly.

Contact

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Vallarta Street, Poblacion, San Isidro, Nueva Ecija 3106

Office hours

Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Start your journey in accountancy

Applicants to the Accountancy Program need a General Weighted Average of at least 85%.

See admission requirements