Degree

Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Degree in Accounting

The Associates of Applied Science (AAS) Degree Curriculum is designed to meet the needs of the bookkeeping and accounting withgreater emphasis of financial statements and account management. The (AAS) degree program also includes courses such as merchandise and payroll accounting, cost accounting, depreciation, partnership, tax preparation, corporate accounting, creating reports, and database management applications.Learn More…

Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Degree in Business Management

The Associates of Applied Science (AAS) Degree curriculum is designed to meet the needs of individuals who need to work in business setting. The emphasis is learning computer skills, accounting applications, accounting for servicing business, and for merchandise. This program also provide the students with knowledge of how to manage a business, office procedures, understanding the law related to business, essential needs for marketing and advertising the products, learning the principle of management skills, and supervising and administrating small or large departments.Learn More…

Medical Office Management

The Medical Office Management of the Institute is designed to prepare students for entry-level medical office support roles. Emphasis is placed on general secretarial skills and medical office knowledge and procedures. Microcomputer skills are developed to enhance office productivity, as it applies to Medical Office word processing, transcription, data entry, medical record filing, medical insurance billing, accounting and/or Medical Office Management.Learn More…

Digital Media

The Associates of Applied Science (AAS) Degree in Digital Media curriculum is designed to prepare students as computer graphic designers and desktop publishers for the media business. Students are emphasized to prepare themselves for the “real world” of electronic publishing. The students will learn design newspaper and magazine layouts, flyers, logos; scanning and editing photographs; as well as video editing, and web design with animation, students learn two key web graphic programs, one for animation of text and object, and the other for web page creation. Students also learn to navigate the internet, use search engines, download documents, and create email accounts. The student creates a website which contains production from all modules. The computer lab has both Microsoft PCs and Macintosh computers for students to get cross-platform training. All through the course, students are guided through portfolio preparation, an important feature of the program, designed to provide clear evidence of the student’s job market skills. The program provides expanded knowledge and understanding of general education courses which are beneficial to students to interact within their community and beyond.