Central Christian College of Kansas — Online Accounting Bachelors Degree

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Online Accounting Bachelors Degree

Online Accounting Bachelors Degree

Fast Facts

100% Online - Flexibility allows you to complete coursework whenever it’s convenient
Multiple start dates throughout the year so you can get started sooner
Courses are only 6 weeks long
Transfer previous college credits to earn your degree faster
No transcript or application fees

Career Opportunities in Business Administration

Bachelor's of business administration degree graduatess work in every professional industry. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, professionals with a bachelor’s degree earn, on average, $1,000 more per week than those with a high school diploma.

Potential Business Administration careers include:

Sales Management
Financial Management
Human Resources Management
Food Service Management
Healthcare Administration
Marketing Management

I chose CCC because it is a Christian based school and I wanted to learn at a school where not only they are teaching mean the academic information I need to better my professional life, but also a faith-based school which promotes the values that I believe in such as ethics and community leadership.

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Online Accounting Bachelors Degree Program Goals

Develop knowledge of business and management concepts.
Enhance leadership competencies and quantitative proficiency in finance, accounting, marketing, human resources, information technology, strategic planning and ethics.
Develop effective communication competencies.
Learn the dynamics of working in groups and teams.
Develop critical-thinking and problem-solving skills; apply concepts and theories to practice.
Understand the qualities and attributes of professionalism and commit to the Fit Four principles of the college mission.

Online Accounting Bachelors Degree Admissions Requirements

Completed Application Form
High School Diploma or GED
Higher Education Transcript(s)

Bachelor of Science
Business Administration

Earn a Degree on Your Schedule
The key to a career is education. One way to get that education is through a flexible, online Business Administration Bachelor's Degree from Central Christian College of Kansas. It’s perfect for working professionals and it delivers the skills you need: Finance, marketing, economics, business law and strategic management. Take the step you need to build a career and a better life.

Accounting Elective Tracks

►Statistics (3 credits)

A study of basic concepts and operations in descriptive and inferential statistics. The areas of study will include graphic representation, measures of central tendency and dispersion, probability theory and various significant tests of relationship, association, and correlation.

►Individual Income Tax (3 credits)

The study of individual income tax theory, planning and application.

►Intermediate Accounting I (3 credits)

A study that includes accounting theory, financial statements, the concept of future and present value, temporary and long-term investments, inventory evaluation, and fixed and intangible assets.

►Intermediate Accounting II (3 credits)

A continuation of Intermediate Accounting I that will include a study of bonds, pensions, and leases; corporate accounting; capital and retained earnings; tax allocation; changes in accounting methods; working capital analysis; comparative statements; and ratio analysis.

►Cost Accounting (3 credits)

The study of standard costing, cash budgeting, process costing, and job order costing and their application to the management decision process.

►Computerized Accounting (3 credits)

Accounting processes in a computerized environment utilizing popular over-the-counter software (i.e. QuickBooks, Peachtree). Question: “If 3.7 million small businesses use QuickBooks, how many students need to learn it?” Answer: “All of them.”

►Principles of Auditing (3 credits)

Course will emphasize audit techniques and audit procedures, using a text and coordinated audit practice set to accomplish class objectives.

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Important dates

Upcoming Start: August 17, 2020
Application Due by August 7, 2020

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