Richland Community College offers both an Associate of Arts and an Associate of Science in Accounting intended for those students wishing to transfer to a four-year institution and major in Accounting, and an Associate of Applied Science for students preparing for entry-level positions in accounting. Jobs in accounting include bookkeepers, accounting clerks, assistant auditors, or income tax preparers. These positions help companies manage their financial data and exist in most companies, in bookkeeping and accounting firms, and in government organizations.  In larger organizations, positions may be specialized such as payroll clerks, accounts receivable clerks or accounts payable clerks.

Career and Technical Education Options

• Associate of Applied Science in Accounting Degree Requirements

Baccalaureate Transfer Options

• Associate of Arts with concentration in Accounting
  • Suggested courses for the Accounting Concentration: ACCT 101, 102; ECON 231, 232
  • Additional suggested courses: MATH 160, 170, 171, 190; CIS 110
• Associate of Science with concentration in Accounting
  • Suggested courses for the Accounting Concentration: ACCT 101, 102; ECON 231, 232
  • Additional suggested courses: MATH 160, 170, 171, 190; CIS 110

Other Useful Documents

• Current Course Catalog
• Gainful Employment Information - Accounting
• Gainful Employment Information - Accounting (Advanced)
• Gainful Employment Information - Accounting (Office Clerk)
• Gainful Employment Information - Accounting (Office Clerk, Advanced)
• Gainful Employment Information - Accounting (Specialist)