Notable Alumni
The following alumni have distinguished themselves in business or in service to Beta Alpha Psi.
- Arthur E. Andersen, Founder of accounting firm Arthur Andersen, which became defunct following its role in the Enron Scandal of 2001.
- T. Coleman Andrews, Entrepreneur, Commissioner of Internal Revenue 1953-1955, 1956 Independent candidate for President of the United States
- Yuji Ijiri, Distinguished researcher in accounting and economics, President of the American Accounting Association 1982-1983, and inductee into the Accounting Hall of Fame
- Russell Morrision, First president of Beta Alpha Psi
- William Andrew Paton, A founder of the American Accounting Association and founder of its journal The Accounting Review
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