Program Goals
This program provides students with the basic skills and knowledge for entry-level positions in accounting or business. Employment can be found in business, private industry, government, and financial institutions.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate an ability to utilize generally accepted introductory accounting principles.
- Efficiently utilize current technology in accounting activities.
- Adhere to ethical guidelines governing the conduct of accountants.
- Demonstrate proficiency in written and oral communication.
Academic Preparation
12th-grade reading level is required. Placement test scores must indicate readiness to begin EN 101-Composition.
Competency in mathematics fundamentals is required: Pre-Algebra or Pre-Statistics is recommended.
Must be prepared to take CI 105 – Computer Applications.
Liberal Arts Requirements
0 Semester Hours
Program Requirements
30 Semester Hours
Course Code
Title
Semester Hours
6
3
Sub-Total Semester Hours
30
Suggested Program Sequence
1st Semester
Course Code
Title
Semester Hours
3
Sub-Total Semester Hours
15
2nd Semester
Course Code
Title
Semester Hours
Sub-Total Semester Hours
15
Career Opportunities: Payroll clerk, bookkeeper, accounts receivable or payable clerk or trainee, purchaser trainee, office manager trainee or assistant.
Total Semester Hours
30