90-744 Financial Statements & Analysis for Arts Enterprises

6 units, Carnegie Mellon University

This course provides a firm grounding in the concepts of nonprofit accounting, with an emphasis on financial analysis, the interpretation of financial statements, annual reports, and IRS filings. By studying and discussing real-world examples and organizations, students will develop a working knowledge of nonprofit accounting and financial reporting. This course provides conceptual and quantitative exposure to the concepts of nonprofit accounting and the financial skills required of managers of not-for-profit organizations, including financial statement analysis and budgeting. Through study and discussion of cases set in private nonprofit organizations, students will gain a fundamental background in non-profit financial management.

Prerequisites: 90-723 (min C) or 91-804 (min C) or 95-715 (min C)

Offered: Spring 2027, Spring 2026

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