ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE

Business Administration with an emphasis in Accounting

 

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

This program is designed for individuals who are interested in the mathematical side of business.  This degree should give a student a good foundation of business knowledge as well as specific knowledge regarding how to keep books and handle the fiscal accounts of a business.  **THIS IS A MAKESHIFT SHEET, IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THIS PROGRAM CONTACT LINDA ARNDT**

 

STUDENT PROFILE

As an Accounting student, you should:

• work in business or plan on working in business
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• be willing to work with numbers daily

 

PREPARATION FOR ADMISSION

The following experiences will help you prepare for this program:

• basic math skills
• good written and verbal communication skills
• basic understanding of business operations
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CAREER PREPARATIONS

As an Accounting graduate you will be able to:

• work independently
• have the foundation knowledge and skills to operate a small business
• understand leadership styles and possess good leadership skills
• exercise sound judgment
• demonstrate a professional attitude with strong work ethics
• demonstrate work-processing, spreadsheet, and desktop publishing proficiency

 

CAREER OUTLOOK

Graduates of this program are needed to assist in developing the economy on the Lac Courte Oreilles, Red Cliff, Bad River, and St. Croix reservations as well as the general northern region of Wisconsin.

CURRICULUM

Student Name____________________________________________  Associates of Science - Accounting
General Requirements
Course Number	Course name	Offered	Credits
EDC 110	Introduction to Higher Education	Fall/Spring	3
ENG 101	Composition I	Fall/Spring	3
BUS/MTH 106	Financial Mathematics	Fall/Spring	3
NAS 100	Introduction to Tribal Cultures	Fall/Spring	3
ENG 221	Basic Communications	Fall/Spring	3
			15
Knowledge Courses
Elective Humanities & Social Sciences			3
Elective Physical & Natural Sciences			7
Elective Aesthetic Experience			3
			13
Core Business Courses
CPS 101	Computer Applications	Spring	3
BUS 160	Professional Development/Interpersonal Skills	Fall	3
BUS 110	College Accounting I	Fall	3
BUS 231	Business Law	Fall	3
BUS 240	Principles of Management	Spring	3
BUS 200	Computerized Accounting	Spring	3
BUS 260	Business Communications	Fall	3
BUS 228	Introduction to Marketing	Fall	3
BUS 220	Microeconomics	Fall	3
BUS 221	Macroeconomics	Spring	3
			30
Accounting
BUS 222	College Accounting II	Spring	3
BUS 223	Fund Accounting	Fall	3
			6
		Total Credits	64

PROGRAM:     64 credits