Institute of Technology

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Earning an associate degree in Accounting introduces students to the principles of accounting to oversee the financial well being of companies or individuals. With an emphasis in technology students can learn the latest software applications widely used in the business world today so they can oversee the fiscal data and how it can affect companies. Graduates will also develop skills in auditing, preparing taxes, and consulting activities as they complete this degree.

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The Computerized Accounting program at the Institute of Technology will give students QuickBooks Pro, accounting skills for bank reconciliation, payroll, and management of accounts payables and receivables to satisfy entry-level bookkeeping requirements. The program also includes word processing and spreadsheet skills to prepare learners for the Microsoft Office Specialist Certification.