Accuity

Study Accounting Smarter at UCF

Video walkthroughs, study packets, practice problems, and exam prep built around the accounting courses you're actually taking.

1,100+ UCF students
228 video walkthroughs
Built for UCF course numbers
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Courses we offer

Built for your UCF classes

Every course below is mapped to UCF's catalog, by its real course number.

ACG 2021

Financial Accounting

The accounting cycle, journal entries, and building the financial statements.

17 video lessons · 20 study packets

ACG 2071

Managerial Accounting

Costing, budgeting, and the analysis behind internal decision-making.

56 video lessons · 19 study packets

ACG 3173

Accounting for Decision Makers

Using accounting information for planning, control, and business decisions.

8 video lessons · 6 study packets

FIN 3403

Business Finance

Time value of money, risk and return, valuation, and capital budgeting.

64 video lessons · 6 study packets

ACG 3131

Intermediate Accounting I

Assets, revenue recognition, and the conceptual framework in depth.

31 video lessons · 5 study packets

ACG 3141

Intermediate Accounting II

Liabilities, equity, leases, pensions, and the statement of cash flows.

11 video lessons · 3 study packets

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What you get

Everything for the class, in one place

Made for UCF accounting students — not generic business-school filler, and not CPA exam prep.

Video walkthroughs

Every problem type worked start to finish, broken into short lessons you can rewatch the night before an exam.

Study packets

Chapter-by-chapter PDF packets with the key terms, formulas, and worked examples in one place.

Practice problems

Question banks with instant grading and a step-by-step explanation for every answer — not just the letter.

Exam prep

Practice tests that mirror the real exam format, plus review sessions before each one.

Homework help

Stuck on a problem? Upload a photo of the question and get a worked solution back from a tutor.

Study planner

Put your exam dates in and get a week-by-week plan that tells you what to study each day.

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Shot on campus at UCF

Built for the class you're actually in

Our packets are written against a real UCF course number, not a generic textbook chapter. Every walkthrough, practice set, and review is built the same way.

UCF students
1,100+
video walkthroughs
228
study packets
61

How It Works

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Sign Up with Your .edu Email

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02

Choose Your Courses

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03

Study Smarter, Score Higher

Watch lessons, take practice exams, and track your progress all in one place.

Student reviews

Listen to your classmates

Real reviews from UCF students who used Accuity in their accounting classes.

UCF students with Accuity study packets on campus

I wouldn't have gotten a 98% in the class if it wasn't for Accuity.

I had zero experience in accounting, and my tutor went out of his way to ensure I understood the content. I'm extremely thankful for Accuity and I'll definitely be using it again!

GOGavin O.UCF student

As a repeat student for ACG 3131, my difference in scores after using Accuity was significant.

I would say Accuity is well organized and easy to use and understand. I think any extra information and practice is helpful, but I found this format to be extremely helpful. I would also mention how responsive and helpful the team was.

SBSkylar B.UCF student

I would highly recommend working with Accuity.

Not only was my tutor extremely knowledgeable with the content of the course, but he even went above and beyond to tailor each session to what I needed. My grades and overall understanding always improved after meeting with him. I cannot thank him enough!

DLDiana L.UCF student

I needed to get an A in the class and I was able to accomplish that.

My tutor was very helpful in all of the sessions with the examples he gave and made sure I was able to do them on my own as well. Even outside of the sessions, he was very quick to respond with an explanation. I felt more prepared for that exam than I had for any of the prior tests that semester and felt that every question I saw on the exam we had covered multiple times throughout the sessions.

RGRyan G.UCF student

Great way to be able to visually learn and have another source of someone teaching you the material.

The team is willing to help anyone out and is on top of the course. They release videos weekly for each chapter and do a review session before each exam to clear up any topics you may be confused on. Highly recommend 10/10!

SPSamuel P.UCF student

I would tell a friend that Accuity separates the course out into more manageable, bite-sized pieces.

There are videos on every type of problem that could possibly be thrown at you on an exam. It is so nice when you run into a problem that you do not know how to solve on a practice quiz or homework. Instead of just asking someone for the answer and not really learning, you are able to use Accuity to see a step-by-step explanation of the process with different numbers. That way, you are able to try for yourself with the numbers that you were given after the video.

ACAaron C.UCF student

FAQ

Questions from UCF students

All six: ACG 2021, ACG 2071, ACG 3131, ACG 3141, ACG 3173, and FIN 3403 each have video walkthroughs you can open today. ACG 2071 and FIN 3403 are the deepest, and ACG 3141 has separate versions for Prof. Spoolstra and Prof. Wallace. Depth varies by course — ACG 3173 is the newest and still filling in — so make a free account and see exactly what's in yours before you pay for anything.

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