AA/AS in Accounting and Related Services

This applied associate degree builds accounting skills that employers seek, together with a grounding in wider business ideas. Students examine financial data and practise everyday accounting methods across many kinds of organizations. The ninety-credit program is available online and on campus and starts in fall, winter or spring. A sample degree map supports planning. Typical jobs include bookkeeping, payroll, ledger and tax preparation roles as well as junior accountant posts, often in small growing businesses or CPA firms. Students can combine online and on-campus classes, and the related certificates at the college let them earn smaller credentials on the way to the full degree. The page mentions extra fees depending on courses, and links to financial aid options.