Science Personal Computer Technician Criminal Justice Administration Legal Assistant Business Administration . . Accounting General education and business courses enhance the Accounting degree program. This degree will provide the student with both the opportunity to advance in a career more rapidly and the foundation for completing an undergraduate degree. Examples of courses offered include Payroll Accounting, Tax Accounting, Career Development, Business Communications, and Keyboarding. The Accounting Applications diploma program prepares students for careers in government, merchandising, small-business, corporate, educational, financial, and nonprofit settings that require a significant degree of accounting knowledge such as accounts payable, accounts receivable, budgets, cash flow, financial statement preparation, and payroll.
Students also study software licensing issues and interpersonal relations.
The program provides a balanced, hands-on approach to Microsoft and Novell networking OS's. The Information Technology Science program prepares graduates to be technicians, technical support representatives, and field engineer assistants. Students also study business ethics, software licensing issues, and interpersonal relations. The program prepares graduates to advance in the areas of customer service, technical support, and field engineering. The Criminal Justice Administration degree program focuses on crime, law enforcement, corrections, and the criminal justice system.