Associate of Arts Degree, 60 weeks, 90 quarter units
Warren Buffett calls accounting the “language of business.” With training in both the theory and practice of accounting, Fremont College graduates will be ready to take on a career in a variety of business functions. Our students have the quantitative skills, professionalism, and technical knowledge needed to jump start their careers.
Program Benefits
A background in accounting provides you with the skills needed to start a career in finance, auditing, or bookkeeping. The knowledge learned can also be used in helping you understand about how the financial system works and how to effectively manage your own budget.
Course of Study
Our curriculum will teach you about financial statements, costing, projections, analysis, valuation and investing. You’ll also learn how to use some today’s most popular computer accounting and finance software, allowing you to contribute immediately to a future employer.
Career Prep and Opportunities
As an accounting graduate, you’ll be ready to take on entry-level roles in bookkeeping and accounting. With your training, you can successfully speak the language of business and work with financial services professionals in many industries.
Possible Career Opportunities With Your Associate's Degree in Accounting
Bookkeeper
Maintain financial records and keep accounts balanced for small businesses and large corporations. Bookkeepers process the checks and make sure that there's enough money to go around.
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Auditor
Analyze and check accounting records for accuracy and reliability. Auditors keep companies honest and provide investors and managers with confidence in their financial statements.
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Financial Analyst
Financial analysts help companies make good decisions based on past performance and projected results. They put complex information together to map out the right course of action.
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Forecaster
Predicting the future is challenging, whether you're working with horoscopes or company goals. By making accurate projections, forecasters help companies price, spend, and buy wisely.
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