Accounting - Genesee Community College

Accounting from Genesee Community College is a Campus Associate Accountancy degree that prepares you for a Accounting career. An increase in the number of businesses, changing financial laws and regulations, and increased scrutiny of company finances are a driving force in the growth of the accounting industry. Business growth and employee turnover in agencies and private businesses provide opportunities for accountants with specialized skills. In addition, self-employed entrepreneurs who have an accounting background can develop and maintain financial records and budgetary data critical to their success. The associate in science (A.S.) degree program in Accounting is designed for students planning to transfer to upper division colleges in preparation for careers in accounting and finance including a CPA track. The program provides you the introductory accounting classes and with the liberal arts background you need to successfully transfer, and by working with your academic advisor and a transfer counselor, you will have the electives to meet your desired transfer requirements and career needs. Genesee's AAS Accounting program will prepare you for numerous entry-level positions. Courses focus on developing your problem-solving, communication and analytical skills, and form a solid foundation of basic financial concepts, principles and standards. Intermediate course work expands your accounting knowledge so that you can prepare detailed financial statements, understand the concepts of present and future value, and have a total understanding of assets, liabilities and equity. Cost accounting, tax procedures and principles, and courses integrating computer applications add further depth to your preparation. AAS Accounting majors may participate in an off-campus cooperative education experience. View more details on Genesee Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Accountancy courses.