Accounting Program

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Accounting AAS Degree 

Accounting Diploma 

Computerized Accounting Specialist Certificate

Preparing students for careers in the accounting profession is the purpose of the OTC Accounting program. Learning opportunities will help develop academic, technical, and professional knowledge and skills required for job acquisition, retention, and advancement. The courses emphasize a combination of accounting theory and practical application necessary for successful employment using both manual and computerized accounting systems. After completion of the program, graduates will possess the skills necessary for entry-level positions as accounting technicians, bookkeepers, or business office managers and they may specialize in payroll, accounts receivable, accounts payable, or inventory management. Governmental agencies, small or large businesses, health care providers and education institutions are examples of potential employers for graduates.

1. Provide education, which acknowledges individual differences and respects the right of individuals to seek fulfillment of educational needs.
2. Provide an environment, which encourages the individual to benefit and contribute as a partner in the economic progress, development, and stability of Georgia.
3. Provide education, which develops the potential of each student to become a productive, responsible, and upwardly mobile member of society.
4. Provide quality accounting education in an atmosphere that fosters interest in and enthusiasm for learning.
5. Prepare graduates to function as accountable and responsible members within their field of endeavor.
6. Prepare graduates to function as safe and competent practitioners in the accounting field.
7. Prepare program graduates with the highest level of competence possible given the constraints of the interests and ability levels of the individual.
8. Provide educational and related services without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, handicapping condition, academic disadvantage, or economic disadvantage.
9. Foster employer participation, understanding, and confidence in the instructional process and the competence of accounting program graduates.

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Accounting Diploma