Accounting
Accounting (AS)
This program prepares students to provide assistance to top level auditors and accountants. Students are also skilled to perform invoicing, payroll, accounts receivables/payables and basic accounting reporting. Students who complete as associate degree in Accounting are prepared to continue their education toward a bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Business. The associate degree in Accounting consists of sixty (60) semester hours.
Degree Courses
- Principles of Accounting I & II
- Intermediate Accounting I & II
- Accounting Information Systems
- Introduction to Business
- Business Technology
- Critical Management
- Business Statistics
- Business Law and Ethics
- Principles of Management
- Principles of Marketing
Program Benefits
- Students will construct coherent, well researched written forms of communication.
- Students will apply Christian concepts of ethical and moral behavior to make positive leadership decisions in support of the University’s focus on head, heart, and hands.
- Students will examine quantitative methods and technology to inform management decisions.
- Students will deliver effective oral presentations using appropriate visual aids to demonstrate their workplace readiness.
- Students will demonstrate analytical and critical thinking skills in the organizational decision making focusing on accounting applications.
- Students will work in diverse team situations.
Other Business Programs
Accounting (Minor)
The minor in Accounting consists of twenty four (24) semester hours.
Shawna Robertson
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