Accounting
About the Program
68-credit associate of applied science degree
Accountants are consistently in demand because today’s fast-paced, ever-changing business environment depends on sound financial decision-making. Accounting professionals prepare, interpret and analyze financial information. To prepare for an accounting career, students will learn the fundamentals of accounting, managerial analysis, cost accounting principles, income tax basics and microcomputer accounting applications. In addition, students will gain an extensive education in computer skills, including accounting-based and business-related software.
Graduates may find employment in accounting firms, financial departments of private businesses and government agencies. As the "business language," accounting is a profession as well as a sound preparation for other careers.