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Accounting
Technology
Business
Education
Programs
ABOUT
ACCOUNTING
TECHNOLOGY:
A
recent
ad
in
San
Francisco
for
an
experience
Accounting
Technology
professional
promised
a
salary
range
of
$90,000-$110,000
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What
can
I
do
with
an
Accounting
Technology
degree
or
diploma?:
The
field
of
accounting
is
becoming
increasingly
technology-centric.
An
Accounting
Technology
degree
or
diploma
promises
to
offer
students
a
21st
century
education
in
the
deployment
of
new
technologies
in
business
accounting,
including
ATMs,
optical
scanners,
POS
terminals,
LAN,
WAN,
and
other
data
transfer
networks.
DeVry University
- Accounting
Technology
-
Associate
Degree
ECPI®
Online
Accounting
Systems
Administration:
Students
will
receive
knowledge
and
instruction
in:
- Accounting
Cycle
Forms
- Financial
Analysis
and
the
preparation
of
Accounting
reports
- Government
Accounting/Auditing
- Using
Excel
for
Computerized
Accounting
- Preparing
Payroll
&
Income
Taxes
- How
to
use
QuickBooks
Southwest
Florida
College
-
Fort
Myers
&
Tampa,
Florida
Accounting
Technology:
Graduates
of
the
Accounting
Technology
program
will
be
educated
in
a
number
of
key
areas
within
the
accounting
canon,
and
will
have
the
skills
necessary
to
compete
for
a
number
of
positions
within
the
accounting
field.
including
A/R,
A/P,
general
and
payroll
accounting,
and
bookkeeping.
- Accounting
Technology
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Associate
Degree
Technical
Career
Institute
-
Miami,
Florida
Occupational
Associate
Degree
-
Accounting
Technology
Since 1975, Technical Career Institute has provided quality education designed to help students like you become successful, marketable and knowledgeable in their chosen fields
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*Salary
information
is
based
on
the
"Occupational
Outlook
Handbook,
2004-05
Edition,"
a
publication
of
the
U.S.
Department
of
Labor.
Individual
student
earnings
vary.
**
Growth
figures
represent
a
ten-year
period
ending
2012.
Source:
"National
Industry-Occupation
Employment
Matrix,"
a
publication
of
the
U.S.
Bureau
of
Labor
Statistics.
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