Graduates may seek employment as assistant auditors, cost accountants, clerks and accounting aides. I Principles of Management Self-Dev. Courses listed in green are described below . This introductory course builds the foundation for the advanced levels of accountancy training, starting with accounting for a service or merchandising business operated by a single proprietor. This course examines the Federal Income Tax Code and its application to individuals and business enterprises.
Emphasis is placed on tax planning and preparation of various tax forms.
Some accounting students may wish to transfer to another college or university upon graduation. It should be noted that all of the courses in this program might not transfer as three credit equivalents in baccalaureate programs. Articulation agreements with a number of four-year institutions govern transferability of these credits. Accounting majors interested in transferring should consult with the Counseling Department on the status of LJC's accounting credits at their institution of choice. The concentration provides a basic core of accounting courses as well as business and general electives that meet the needs of the individual student.