Without them corporations, government and thousands of public and private organizations would come to a stand-still. Busy executives rely on secretaries to manage offices.
Secretarial careers offer a variety of exciting opportunities.
A graduate can become an administrative assistant, correspondence secretary, executive secretary or word processing specialist. The program concentrates on refining your skills in typing, speedwriting, word processing, and computer applications and management. This degree may be earned part-time. Students must take the College Basic Skills Placement Test and complete all math courses required by the test, up to and including elementary algebra. Students who test at the intermediate algebra level are not required to take any math for graduation.