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ACCOUNTING DEGREE – M001
Associate of Applied Arts Degree (AAS)
CATALOG DESCRIPTION OF PROGRAM:
All businesses, from small shops to global conglomerates, report tax-related and other information to
local, state, and federal agencies whose constantly increasing regulations create a demand for people
thoroughly trained in accounting procedures and policies. BCCC’s Accounting Program prepares its
graduates for employment as junior accountants, accounting assistants/technicians, or management
trainees. Many graduates transfer their BCCC credits to four-year colleges and universities, and also in
part to prepare for CPA examinations.
Preparation for Academic
Achievement
Principles of Financial Accounting
*ECO 201
The American Economy I:
Macroeconomic Theory
Modern Elementary Statistics or
Finite Mathematics
MAT 86 or MAT 91 and RENG 92
MAT 92
Principles of Managerial Accounting
Computers for Business
Management
None
Personal Financial Management
MAT 82
Gen. Ed. Requirement: Arts &
Humanities
Depends on course
chosen
Fundamentals of Speech
Communications
Intermediate Accounting I
The American Economy II;
Microeconomic Theory
Biological and Physical Sciences
Depends on course
chosen
Intermediate Accounting II
Accounting Applications on
Microcomputers
Auditing Concepts/Cooperative
Education
ACCT 230/Permission of
Associate Dean
* ECO 201 will fufill the Social and Behavioral Science Gen. Ed. Requirement
Docu men t Upd at ed (8/2/19)