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Accounting Technology (A.S.)
If you like working with numbers, are organized and have an eye for detail, you can begin your climb up the corporate ladder with our Associate in Science (A.S.) in Accounting Technology. It will provide you with a solid foundation in all aspects of accounting practices used in a range of organizational settings. This accounting degree includes four technical accounting certificates – Accounting Technology Management, Accounting Technology Operations, Accounting Technology Specialist and Banking Specialist - Financial Services (FinTech) – which can be earned individually to develop or upgrade your skills while you complete your degree. After earning an accounting degree, you can choose to begin an accounting career as a bookkeeper, auditor, payroll or credit coordinator or other related accounting jobs. Students can also continue on to our bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Financial Services, or Supervision and Management for even greater professional opportunities.
Degree:
Associate in Science (A.S.)
Credit Hours:
60 Credits
Online Program :
Yes
Program Code: 2201
Financial Aid Eligible :
Yes
asaccounting@fscj.edu
(904) 381-3704
Program Learning Outcomes
Upon completing this program, students will be able to demonstrate proficiency in the following program learning outcomes:
- Students will communicate information effectively to others.
- Students will apply analytical critical thinking and problem-solving skills to financial information.
- Students will analyze, record, and report financial information for external users in accordance with accounting principles, government regulations, and professional standards.
- Students will analyze and report internal business and financial information to facilitate management of business operations.
Certifications/Licensing
Completion of the payroll accounting course (APA 2501) prepares you to sit for the Fundamental Payroll Certification (FPC) exam, which is given by the American Payroll Association (APA).