AA/AS in Accounting and Related Services

This associate degree prepares learners to keep accounting systems running, examine business records and produce financial reports, including the income statement, the balance sheet and the cash flow statement. Courses include general accounting and cost accounting, plus individual tax and accounting information systems, along with other specialized areas. Students are positioned to sit for the Bookkeeper Certification before they graduate, which gives them a credential to show employers early. The program belongs to the finance career field, and an overview video is available on the page. It can be taken entirely online, which suits working adults. Starting pay figures come from the college's graduate outcomes report. The listed costs separate tuition and fees from books and supplies, and financial aid is shown as available.