Cert in Accounting and Related Services

Students receive a base in accounting for jobs in offices and businesses. They learn to log transactions, assemble income statements and balance sheets, and apply managerial, cost and financial methods with spreadsheet software and written business communication. Credits stack easily into an accounting associate degree or other business programs. The program carries 32 semester credit hours and is delivered at Beavercreek and Springfield, and online. The college lists a combined tuition and fee total of $6,090.56 for this credential, worked out at the in-state level, so books and similar supplies would be additional. Prospective students can read the full course sequence on the program page and speak with an advisor about scheduling and next steps before applying. Related paths and career information are linked from that same page for those comparing options.