Accounting Technology Associate in Science (ACCT-AS)

Provides the education and skill development to prepare the students for entry-level employment in accounting or bookkeeping or to provide supplemental training for persons previously or currently employed in these areas. The knowledge and training acquired in this program can also be applied to many other managerial or supervisory positions in business and government. Students should consult a business advisor when choosing electives.

The Associate in Science in Accounting Technology includes the following college credit certificate:

Accounting Technology Management

Students in this program are encouraged to apply to graduate with the certificate as soon as the requirements are satisfied.

We strongly encourage you to contact the Business Department for assistance in planning your program of study.

Department Head:

Debra Kuhl, [phone]

[e-mail]

Program Contact:

Jeanne Branch, [phone]

[e-mail]

Degree Requirements

Semester 1 (15 cc)

ACG 2001	Accounting I	3 cc
ENC 1101C	English Composition I	3 cc
MAC 1105	College Algebra	3 cc
See Choices	Any Natural Sciences General Education Course	3 cc
See Choices	Humanities (General Education Core Course)	3 cc

See general education course list for general education course options.

Semester 2 (15 cc)

ACG 2011	Accounting II	3 cc
CGS 1570	Computer Concepts and Applications	3 cc
ECO 2013	Macroeconomics	3 cc
FIN 2100	Personal Finance and Money Management	3 cc
GEB 1011	Introduction to Business	3 cc

Semester 3 (15 cc)

APA 2147	Accounting Software Applications	3 cc
BUL 2241	Business Law	3 cc
CGS 2510	Spreadsheet	3 cc
COM 2100	Business Communications	3 cc
GEB 2430	Business Ethics	3 cc

Semester 4 (15 cc)

ACG 2071	Introduction to Managerial Accounting	3 cc
ACG 2002	Computerized Accounting	3 cc
ACO 1806	Payroll Accounting	3 cc
TAX 2000	Income Tax Procedures	3 cc
	Choose one of the following courses:
ACG 2949	Accounting Co-op	3 cc
ACO 2943	Accounting Internship	3 cc
GEB 2112	Entrepreneurship	3 cc

Total Credit Hours: 60

ACG2949 and ACO2943 are restricted access courses, grade of B or higher required.