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Accounting Technology, A.S.

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Your path to success

Are you ready to build a solid foundation in accounting and embark on a rewarding career? Our Associate of Science in Accounting Technology degree program offers comprehensive education in accounting theory and practice, covering essential areas such as financial planning and taxation. Through hands-on computer simulations, you'll apply your knowledge in real-world scenarios, preparing you for success in the field.

Our program is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge that today’s employers demand. You'll gain expertise in key areas and earn embedded certificates in:

Accounting Technology Operations
Accounting Technology Management

By the time you graduate, you will be able to:

Communicate clearly and effectively: Develop strong communication skills essential for success in the business world.
Solve complex business problems: Use critical thinking to analyze situations and make informed decisions.
Navigate legal and ethical challenges: Understand and address legal and ethical issues in tax preparation, financial planning, and the broader business environment.
Master cutting-edge technology: Become proficient in using the latest software and hardware to produce tax returns, financial plans, and financial reports.
Understand key financial concepts: Gain a working knowledge of estate planning, investment planning, and cash management.
Apply accounting principles: Learn to apply Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) to accurately record, summarize, and report business transactions.
Understand corporate finance: Develop a thorough understanding of corporate finance and its role in business.
Implement internal controls: Identify effective measures for internal control and protection of business assets.
Understand the global business environment: Gain insights into the global business landscape and its impact on accounting practices.