Program Requirements

The AS or AAS degree can be earned in two years. Employed students can take classes part time while they gain valuable experience on the job. Many of the classes are offered at night, making them easy to fit into a busy schedule. Courses may be offered in traditional classroom settings, online, and a combination of the two (called hybrid).

Click on the links below to see the program requirements for the different programs. The main differences between the AS and AAS program are the math requirements. Contact the program director to discuss which program best fits your education and career goals.

Accounting Technology, AS Accounting Technology, AAS Bookkeeping Operations Certificate Business Administration and Management (AS to BA/BS/BAS Career Path) Business Administration and Management (Business Administration), AAS Business Administration and Management (Insurance), AAS Business Administration and Management (Marketing), AAS Business Administration and Management (Healthcare Administration), AAS Supply Chain Management, AS Supply Chain Management, AAS

Business Operational Management AS and AAS programs are articulated programs in conjunction with Polk County Schools Career Centers, Ridge and Traviss.

Business Operational Management, AS Business Operational Management, AAS

Gainful Employment

Bookkeeping Operations Certificate is a gainful employment program. Visit the Gainful Employment page for gainful employment programs’ placement and on-time completion rates, median loan amounts, SOC codes and estimated program costs.

Gainful employment programs include only training programs of at least one academic year that lead to a certificate (credit programs requiring 16 or more credit hours and clock hour programs requiring 600 or more contact hours). These programs prepare students for gainful employment in a recognized occupation.