Accounting
Accounting and Business, A.A.S.
The choice of accounting as a career objective is appropriate for individuals with some aptitude for mathematics and an ability to concentrate on detail and analyze numerical data.
This program gives students a basic foundation in general education, as well as the vocational competencies necessary for entry-level employment in various fields of business and government. Students must complete a heavy concentration of accounting courses and other supporting courses for a minimum of 60 credits.
Program Outcomes:
- Apply concepts, methods, processes and functions of accounting to business operations and decision-making
- Demonstrate analytical and critical-thinking skills with direct application to business environments.
- Examine impacts of the current business environment and social issues on business operations and decision-making.