Accounting is the language of business.
—Steven Voynich, Jr. of Robinson, Grimes and Co.
Fast Facts
- Students go on trips to meet and network with CPAs and other accountants from accounting firms in Chicago, Green Bay, Minneapolis, and more.
- Members of Kappa Sigma Iota help low-income families and students file their income taxes by participating in the nationally recognized Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program.
- Learn how to put yourself on the fast track to become a licensed Certified Public Accountant (CPA)!
Kappa Sigma Iota Club Description
The goal of Kappa Sigma Iota is to provide accounting students of Michigan Tech with resources to help them succeed. Whether you simply want to earn your undergraduate accounting degree, or become a licensed CPA, Kappa Sigma Iota can assist you with that.
By joining Kappa Sigma Iota students receive many opportunities that wouldn’t have otherwise been available to them. Each year Kappa Sigma Iota leaves Houghton for a 3-day trip to meet and network with CPAs from nearby cities. This includes accounting firms such as Deloitte and Touche, Ernst & Young, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and KPMG, in locations like Chicago and Minneapolis.
Kappa Sigma Iota also allows students to apply knowledge learned in the classroom to help the community. Each year members of Kappa Sigma Iota help low-income families and students file their annual income tax returns through the nationally recognized VITA program.
Please use the contact information on the left side of the page or view our website if you are interested in joining Kappa Sigma Iota!