Accounting, A.S. (60 Credits)

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The Associate in Science in Accounting is designed to provide students with the knowledge necessary for a basic understanding of business and an introduction to accounting. The program emphasizes computer skills, written and verbal communication as well as an introduction to accounting theory. Earn your A.S. in Accounting and you are poised to continue directly into the Bachelor of Science in Accounting program, or seek employment as a clerk in an accounting office, as a tax preparation specialist, or a bookkeeper for a small business.

General Education Courses (33 Credits)

ECO 200 - Microeconomics (3 Credits)
ECO 201 - Macroeconomics (3 Credits)
ENG 175 - Critical Writing I (3 Credits)
ENG 176 - Critical Writing II (3 Credits)
FYE 101 - First-Year Experience: Moving In (1 Credit)
FYE 102 - First-Year Experience: Moving Forward (1 Credit)
FYE 103 - First-Year Experience: Moving Up (1 Credit)
ITG 149 - Desktop Applications - MS Excel (3 Credits)
MAT 111 - College Algebra (3 Credits)
MAT 136 - Precalculus (3 Credits)
PSY 160 - Introduction to Psychology (3 Credits)
SOC 161 - Introduction to Sociology (3 Credits)
STA 326 - Applied Statistics (3 Credits)

Accounting Major Courses (15 Credits)

ACC 206 - Accounting Principles I (3 Credits)
ACC 207 - Accounting Principles II (3 Credits)
ACC 306 - Intermediate Accounting I (3 Credits)
ACC 307 - Intermediate Accounting II (3 Credits)
Analytical Option (3 Credits | Select one of the following 4 courses):
BA 328 - Business Analytics (3 Credits)
MAT 234 - Finite Mathematics (3 Credits)
MAT 290 - Applied Calculus for Business (3 Credits)
MAT 298 - Calculus I (3 Credits)

Humanities Electives (6 Credits)

Select two 100-level courses from the Humanities Discipline (HUM):
HUM 102 - Art & The World (3 Credits)
HUM 103 - Humanities I: Our Cultural Heritage (3 Credits)
HUM 104 - Humanities II: Roots of the Modern World (3 Credits)
HUM 105 - Literature-Based Humanities: Monsters in our Midst (3 Credits)

General Elective Requirement (6 Credits)

Select two 100-200 level courses, from any discipline.