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- 20 Questions for Internal Audit
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- Finance and Audit Committee
- Internal Audit Plan
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- Federal Title IV Financial Aid Reporting Requirements
- U.S. Dept. of Education Federal Student Aid Federal Direct Loan Program Audit Report (2010-2011 program year)
- 2010-2011 Annual Financial Report with A133 (as submitted to The State of Ohio in October of 2011)
What qualifications are required to become an internal auditor?
Much like the diverse functional environments they audit, internal auditors may possess a broad range of educational backgrounds. However, most people that gravitate to internal auditing possess finance, accounting, and information systems degrees – persons that have deep operations-based education are also considered good auditors. Previous work experience as an internal auditor, independent accountant, or higher education or healthcare experience is helpful. Professional auditing certifications and operations and industry credentialing demonstrate a strong working knowledge of skill-sets to our client base.
