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Accounting Clerk Internship

Associate in Applied Science (Career Program) - 65 Credit Hours

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Program Information:
The Accounting Clerk--Internship program is designed for students seeking immediate employment in accounting positions upon graduation. Students can qualify for employment in general bookkeeping and accounting positions or in such specialized positions as accounts payable clerk, accounts receivable clerk, payroll clerk or cashier. A special feature of this program is the internship (OFOCC 250) served in an area office during the sophomore year. Training is realistic and valuable to the student because she/he can apply classroom theory to the work situation while under the supervision of a training station supervisor and the Office Occupations Coordinator. The student receives college credit, the prevailing wage, and work experience for the internship portion of the program. This program can be completed in four semesters of full-time study or on a part-time basis if the student desires. Prospective students are encouraged to complete high school typing and bookkeeping before entering this program. Additional course work will be needed if the student has no previous typing and word processing skills.

Admission to the Program:
Students are expected to be computer literate and to know the Windows operating system. If this is not the case, CMGEN 110 is a prerequisite for entering this program.

Recommended Course Sequence:

Fall Semester 1:
ACCTG 105 or ACCTG 120; BUS 120; ENGL 105 or ENGL 110; OFOCC 151; Social Science

Spring Semester 1:
ACCTG 120 or ACCTG 121; OFOCC 111; OFOCC 114; OFOCC 115; OFOCC 205; WP 122

Fall Semester 2:
ACCTG 115; OFACS 132; OFOCC 250; Approved Elective; Communications; Humanities

Spring Semester 2:
BUS 200; Approved Elective; Accounting Elective; Laboratory Science/Mathematics; Social Science


Course Information:
Required General Education Courses
CourseNameCredit
BUS 120BUSINESS MATHEMATICS 3
ENGL 105BASIC COMPOSITION
or
ENGL 110COMPOSITION I 3
 SOCIAL SCIENCE * 3
 LABORATORY SCIENCE/MATHEMATICS * 4
 HUMANITIES * 3
 COMMUNICATION * 3
 SOCIAL SCIENCE * 3

Required Program Courses
CourseNameCredit
ACCTG 105BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING I
or
ACCTG 120FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 4
ACCTG 115PAYROLL ACCOUNTING 3
ACCTG 120FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
or
ACCTG 121MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING 4
BUS 200HUMAN RELATIONS IN BUSINESS 3
OFACS 132ELECTRONIC SPREADSHEETS 3
OFOCC 111TELEPHONE SKILLS FOR THE OFFICE 1
OFOCC 114FUNDAMENTALS OF TRANSCRIPTION 3
OFOCC 151PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR OFFICE EMPLOYEES 3
OFOCC 205FUNDAMENTALS OF RECORDS CONTROL 3
OFOCC 250OFFICE OCCUPATIONS INTERNSHIP 3
WP 122KEYBOARD/WORD PROCESSING III 4
OFOCC 115ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR OPERATION 1

Elective Courses
CourseNameCredit
 APPROVED ELECTIVES * * 6
 ACCOUNTING ELECTIVE * * * 3

*  See specific requirements for Associate in Applied Science Degree (page 6).

**  Approved Electives: ACCTG 108, 113, 121, 206, 207, 208, 216; BUS 110, 115, 141; OFACS 133; MGMT 113, 215; MKTG 112; OFOCC 200; WP 186.

***  Accounting Electives: ACCTG 108, 113, 121, 206, 207, 208, 216.

Students should "Petition to Graduate" after completing 45 hours in the program. The form is available in the Admissions/Records Office, L211. The graduation fee should be paid in the Student Accounting Office, L210.

For Program Information Contact:
Business and Information Systems Department
Technology Center
Room 205
(309)694-5558