Associate of Applied Science in Accounting

This program prepares students for entry-level accounting positions. The program includes accounting and business skills as well as college transfer and supporting courses designed to strengthen the students' self-assurance and leadership qualities. Students complete 90 credits of coursework, resulting in an Accounting AAS. Collect, prepare, analyze, and interpret financial information to produce financial reports and schedules. Design and use models to make critical decisions, and arrive at valid and reliable conclusions using quantitative data appropriately. Describe and follow GAAP and government regulations, including taxation. Demonstrate technological proficiency in accounting software, bank reconciliations, journals, and ledgers. Identify and appraise situations in professional accounting where the applications of ethical judgments are required.

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TOEFL iBT- 64, Writing 17
IELTS- 6.0, Writing 5.0