Cert in Accounting and Related Services

This certificate gives hands-on grounding for jobs as an accounting clerk or bookkeeper at the entry level. It focuses on practical, employment-oriented skills in recording and handling financial records. People who later want professional credentials, such as becoming a certified public accountant or management accountant, are advised to earn at least a bachelor's degree with an accounting major. The college refers those students to its business administration transfer degree. The credential sits in the Business and Computing school and is a compact route into office finance work.