Program Details Page Accounting Specialist AAS-T

This program is not accepting any new enrollments.

The last group of students had to enroll in January 2025. We are no longer accepting new Accounting Specialist students starting in Spring 2025.

Welcome to the Program Page dedicated to the Accounting Specialist AAS-T program! This page is designed to give an overview of what the quarter will look like based on the starting point in the year. Click on one of the desired tabs below to view the course schedule. This information may be subject to change at any time without notice, please contact your adviser for more information regarding the courses.

Bookstore Information

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The bookstore has what you need in regards to materials so be sure to check it out! It is always better to be prepared than to wait last second to buy your materials!

General Overview

When can I start? As of Spring 2025 we are no longer accepting new students into the Accounting Specialist AAS-T program. Please look at the Associate in Business DTA/MRP to start your accounting education.

How long is the program?

6 quarters full-time (22 to 24 months)
9 quarters part-time (up to 27 months) with 90 total credits full-time

When do classes meet? FLEX (this means you can attend on campus or by video chat or online)

Are summer classes required? Yes. You cannot complete the certificate or degree without attending classes during summer quarter (July and early August).

This program provides comprehensive training in multiple areas of accounting: general ledger, bookkeeping, payroll, income tax, and budgets. Students enrolled in the Accounting Specialist program earn an Associate of Applied Science-Transfer (AAS-T) degree and can prepare to transfer to an applied bachelor degree (BAS) program.

What do accounting specialists do?

What is the average salary?

$51,250 annually in the Seattle-Bellevue-Tacoma area. Most accounting specialists earn at least $39,520; there is a wide salary range.

Who can I contact with questions?

New students, please visit our Zoom lobby (Links to an external site.) to talk with someone by video chat, or e-mail our advising department.
For current students, please visit RTC's advising page (Links to an external site and look for the faculty counselor assigned to Accounting Specialist.

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Overall Materials Needed:

Functioning laptop or computer
USB drive (thumb drive)
Webcam
Headset with microphone
Working internet connection
Books and software packages ($1,215 total)

Minimum grades or GPA to graduate

You need a 2.0 in ACCT& 201, 202 and 203, and also in ENGL& 101. You must pass all other classes with a 1.0 or better, and your cumulative or overall GPA must be 2.0 or higher to complete your Accounting AAS-T.

Materials Warning

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Fall 2024 start

Quarter 1

**[Fall] Quarter 1 Course Information**
Description: In this quarter, you are introduced to the necessary tools for accounting tasks and learn how to record various important monetary information. *This quarter consists of three core classes and one general education English class. What are your placement options for ENGL&101?*
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
COL 101	College Success	NO	2
ACCT& 201	Principles of Accounting I	YES	5
ASST 144	Introduction to Computer Applications	NO	5
ENGL& 101	English Composition	NO	5

Quarter 2

**[Winter] Quarter 2 Course Information**
**Description:** You will learn to manage general ledgers, accounts receivable, accounts payable, depreciation, inventory, payroll, and financial statements in a small business - using Microsoft Excel. You also will explore payroll (wages, overtime, leave, salary calculations, and payroll taxes). *This quarter consists of three core classes.*
Prerequisite notes: You cannot take ACCT 130 or ACCT& 202 until you complete ACCT& 201 with a 2.0 or higher. You must complete ASST 144 or another Office Applications class before you can take ACCT 132.

**It's time to apply for your certificate!** You will complete the Accounting Clerk certificate this quarter.
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT& 202	Principles of Accounting II	NO	5
ACCT 130	Payroll Accounting offered for the last time in winter 2026	YES	5
ACCT 132	Excel for Accounting offered for the last time in winter 2026	YES	5

Quarter 3

**[Spring] Quarter 3 Course Information**
**Description:** You will learn small business accounting, from general ledger through accounts receivable, accounts payable, depreciation, inventory, capital gains and losses, and financial statements. You will take the third and final class in the accounting sequence, with a focus on managerial accounting: cost-volume-profit analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation, and special business decisions. This quarter has two core classes and one general education mathematics class. Learn more about math placement options.
**MATH& 146 is the recommended transfer math class, but you also can take MATH& 107 Math in Society, MATH& 141 Precalculus, or a more advanced class.**
*Prerequisite notes: You cannot take ACCT & 203 until you earn a 2.0 or higher in ACCT& 202.*
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT 124	Small Business Accounting	YES	5
ACCT& 203	Principles of Accounting III	YES	5
AMATH 190 or MATH& 146	Financial Algebra (if you need a prerequisite) or Introduction to Statistics	varies by class	5

Quarter 4

**[Summer] Quarter 4 Course Information**
Description: You will take a special topics class on the latest innovations in the accounting field. *This quarter will consist of one core class and one General Education social science class.*
*Prerequisite notes: You need to complete ACCT 132 with a 1.0 or higher before you can take ACCT 150.*

**It's time to apply for Paraprofessional certificate!** You will complete the Accounting Paraprofessional certificate this quarter.
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT 150 / ACCT 195	Special Topics in Accounting offered for the last time in summer 2025	YES	8
PSYC& 100	General Psychology (recommended) or any social science class	YES	5

Quarter 5

**[Fall] Quarter 5 Course Information**
**Description:** In this quarter, you will take a taxation class. This quarter consists of one core class and two electives from General Education or another program in Business Management: Contemporary Business (BUS), Construction Management (CONST), Legal Assistant (LGL), or Office Assistant (ASST). Look at the College Catalog to learn more about specific program classes.
**If your goal is to transfer to an applied bachelor or BAS program, take the recommended general education!**
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT 179	Taxation offered for the last time in fall 2025	YES	5
MATH& 146	Introduction to Statistics (if you did not take this in Quarter 4)	varies by class	5
ECON& 201	Microeconomics (recommended)	varies by class	5

Quarter 6

**[Winter] Quarter 6 Course Information**
**Description:** In this final quarter, you take business law and other approved electives for your degree. If you plan to transfer to an applied bachelor or BAS program, take the recommended classes listed below. You also can choose classes from another program in Business Management: Contemporary Business (BUS), Construction Management (CONST), Legal Assistant (LGL), or Office Assistant (ASST). Look at the College Catalog to learn more about specific program classes.

**It's time to apply for your AAS-T degree!** You will complete the Accounting Specialist AAS-T degree this quarter.
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
BUS& 201	Business Law (required)	NO	5
CMST& 220 or CMST 280 or BUS& 101	Public Speaking or Intercultural Communication or Introduction to Business (all recommended)	NO	5
BIOL& 100	Survey of Biology or other natural science (recommended)	YES	5

Grand Total Estimate for Your Accounting Specialist AAS-T Degree: $12,300

Winter 2025 start

Quarter 1

In this quarter, you are introduced to the necessary tools for accounting tasks and learn how to record various important monetary information. *This quarter consists of two core classes and one general education English class. What are your placement options for ENGL&101?*
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
COL 101	College Success	NO	2
ACCT& 201	Principles of Accounting I	YES	5
ASST 144	Introduction to Computer Applications	NO	5
ENGL& 101	English Composition	NO	5

Quarter 2

You will learn small business accounting, from general ledger through accounts receivable, accounts payable, depreciation, inventory, capital gains and losses, and financial statements. You will take the second class in the accounting sequence. This quarter has two core classes and one general education mathematics class. Learn more about math placement options.
**MATH& 146 is the recommended transfer math class, but you also can take MATH& 107 Math in Society, MATH& 141 Precalculus, or a more advanced class.**
*Prerequisite notes: You cannot take ACCT& 202 until you earn a 2.0 or higher in ACCT& 201.*
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT 124	Small Business Accounting	YES	5
ACCT& 202	Principles of Accounting II	YES	5
MATH& 146	Introduction to Statistics (may be taken with CMATH 146 for support)	varies by class	5 to 7

Quarter 3

**[Summer]**
You will take a special topics class on the latest innovations in the accounting field. *This quarter will consist of one core class and one General Education social science class.*
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT 150 / ACCT 195	Special Topics in Accounting offered for the last time in summer 2025	YES	8
PSYC& 100	General Psychology (recommended) or any social science class	YES	5

Quarter 4

You will take the third and final class in the accounting sequence, with a focus on managerial accounting: cost-volume-profit analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation, and special business decisions. You also take a taxation class.

*Prerequisite notes: You cannot take ACCT& 203 until you earn a 2.0 or higher in ACCT& 202.*
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT 179	Taxation offered for the last time in fall 2025	YES	5
ACCT& 203	Principles of Accounting III	YES	5
ECON& 201	Microeconomics (recommended)	varies by class	5

Quarter 5

You will learn to manage general ledgers, accounts receivable, accounts payable, depreciation, inventory, payroll, and financial statements in a small business - using Microsoft Excel. You also will explore payroll (wages, overtime, leave, salary calculations, and payroll taxes). This quarter consists of three core classes.

*Prerequisite notes: You must complete ASST 144 or another Office Applications class before you can take ACCT 132.*
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT 130	Payroll Accounting offered for the last time in winter 2026	YES	5
ACCT 132	Excel for Accounting offered for the last time in winter 2026	YES	5
ECON& 202	Macroeconomics (recommended)	NO	5

Quarter 6

In this final quarter, you take business law and other approved electives for your degree. If you plan to transfer to an applied bachelor or BAS program, take the recommended classes listed below. You also can choose classes from another program in Business Management: Contemporary Business (BUS), Construction Management (CONST), Legal Assistant (LGL), or Office Assistant (ASST). Look at the College Catalog to learn more about specific program classes.

**It's time to apply for your AAS-T degree!** You will complete the Accounting Specialist AAS-T degree this quarter.
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
BUS& 201	Business Law (required)	NO	5
CMST& 220 or CMST 280 or BUS& 101	Public Speaking or Intercultural Communication or Introduction to Business (all recommended)	NO	5
GEOL& 101	Physical Geology or other natural science (recommended)	YES	5

Grand Total Estimate for Your Accounting Specialist AAS-T Degree: $12,300

Spring 2025 start

We will not enroll new Accounting Specialist students in spring 2025.

Please look into the Business DTA/MRP degree option instead. You can still learn accounting, earn a four-year accounting degree, and have a great career!

Fall 2023 start

Quarter 1

[Fall] Quarter 1 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $2,012**
Description: In this quarter, you are introduced to the necessary tools for accounting tasks and learn how to record various important monetary information. *This quarter consists of three core classes and one general education English class. What are your placement options for ENGL&101?*
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
COL 101	College Success	NO	2
ACCT& 201	Principles of Accounting I	NO	5
ACCT 132	Basic Excel	YES	5
ENGL& 101	English Composition	varies by section	5

Quarter 2

[Winter] Quarter 2 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,841**

**Description:** You will learn to manage general ledgers, accounts receivable, accounts payable, depreciation, inventory, payroll, and financial statements in a small business. You also will explore payroll (wages, overtime, leave, salary calculations, and payroll taxes) and individual federal income taxes. *This quarter consists of three core classes.*

**Prerequisite notes: You cannot take ACCT 130 or ACCT& 202 until you complete ACCT& 201 with a 2.0 or higher.**

**It's time to apply for your certificate!** You will complete the Accounting Clerk certificate this quarter.
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT& 202	Principles of Accounting II	NO	5
ACCT 130	Payroll Accounting	YES	5
ACCT 179	Taxation I	YES	5

Quarter 3

[Spring] Quarter 3 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,841**
**Description:** You will learn small business accounting, from general ledger through accounts receivable, accounts payable, depreciation, inventory, capital gains and losses, and financial statements. You will learn more advanced concepts in the federal tax code such as forms 940 and 941. This quarter has two core classes and one general education mathematics class. Learn more about math placement options.
**MATH& 146 is the recommended transfer math class, but you also can take MATH& 107 Math in Society, MATH& 141 Precalculus, or a more advanced class.**
**Prerequisite notes: You cannot take ACCT 275 until you earn a 1.0 or higher in ACCT 179.**
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT 124	Small Business Accounting	YES	5
ACCT 275	Taxation II	NO	5
AMATH 190 or MATH& 146	Financial Algebra (if you need a prerequisite) or Introduction to Statistics	varies by class	5

Quarter 4

[Summer] Quarter 4 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,710**

Description: You will do intensive preparation for the national Certified Professional Bookkeeper exam. *This quarter will consist of one core class and one General Education social science class.*

**Prerequisite notes: You need to complete ACCT 124 and ACCT 179 with a 1.0 or higher, and ACCT& 201, ACCT& 202 with a 2.0 or higher before you can take ACCT 150.**

**It's time to apply for Paraprofessional certificate!** You will complete the Accounting Paraprofessional certificate this quarter.
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT 150	Bookkeeping Certification	YES	8
PSYC& 100	General Psychology (recommended) or any social science class	YES	5

Quarter 5

[Fall] Quarter 5 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,841**
**Description:** In this quarter, you will take the third and final class in the accounting sequence, with a focus on managerial accounting: cost-volume-profit analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation, and special business decisions. This quarter consists of one core class and two electives from General Education or another program in Business Management: Contemporary Business (BUS), Construction Management (CONST), Legal Assistant (LGL), or Office Assistant (ASST). Look at the College Catalog to learn more about specific program classes.
**If your goal is to transfer to an applied bachelor or BAS program, take the recommended general education!**
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT& 203	Principles of Accounting III	YES	5
MATH& 146	Introduction to Statistics (if you did not take this in Quarter 4)	varies by class	5
ECON& 201	Microeconomics (recommended)	varies by class	5

Quarter 6

[Winter] Quarter 6 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,841**
**Description:** In this final quarter, you take business law and other approved electives for your degree. If you plan to transfer to an applied bachelor or BAS program, take the recommended classes listed below. You also can choose classes from another program in Business Management: Contemporary Business (BUS), Construction Management (CONST), Legal Assistant (LGL), or Office Assistant (ASST). Look at the College Catalog to learn more about specific program classes.

**It's time to apply for your AAS-T degree!** You will complete the Accounting Specialist AAS-T degree this quarter.
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
BUS& 201	Business Law (required)	NO	5
CMST& 220 or CMST 280 or BUS& 101	Public Speaking or Intercultural Communication or Introduction to Business (all recommended)	NO	5
BIOL& 100	Survey of Biology or other natural science (recommended)	YES	5

Grand Total Estimate for Your Accounting Specialist AAS-T Degree: $12,300

Winter 2024 start

Quarter 1

Winter Start

[Winter] Quarter 1 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $2,012**
Description: In this quarter, you are introduced to the necessary tools for accounting tasks and learn how to record various important monetary information. You also learn how to process individual federal income tax returns. This quarter consists of three core classes and one general education English class. *What are your placement options for ENGL&101?*
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
COL 101	College Success	NO	2
ACCT& 201	Principles of Accounting I	NO	5
ACCT 179	Taxation I	YES	5
ENGL& 101	English Composition	varies by section	5

Quarter 2

[Spring] Quarter 2 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,841**
Description: You will learn to manage general ledgers, accounts receivable, accounts payable, depreciation, inventory, payroll, and financial statements in a small business. You also will learn more advanced taxation policies and forms. This quarter consists of three core classes.
Prerequisite notes: You cannot take ACCT& 202 until you complete ACCT& 201 with a 2.0 or higher. You cannot take ACCT 275 until you earn a 1.0 or higher in ACCT 179.
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT& 202	Principles of Accounting II	NO	5
ACCT 124	Small Business Accounting	YES	5
ACCT 275	Taxation II	YES	5

Quarter 3

[Summer] Quarter 3 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,710**
Description: You will do intensive preparation for the national Certified Professional Bookkeeper exam and learn about important American legal decisions affecting business. This quarter has two core classes.
**Prerequisite notes: You need to complete ACCT 124 and ACCT 179 with a 1.0 or higher, and ACCT& 201, ACCT& 202 with a 2.0 or higher before you can take ACCT 150.**
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT 150	Bookkeeping Certification	YES	8
BUS& 201	Business Law	NO	5

Quarter 4

[Fall] Quarter 4 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,841**
Description: In this quarter, you will take the third and final class in the accounting sequence, with a focus on managerial accounting: cost-volume-profit analysis, budgeting, performance evaluation, and special business decisions. You also review the use of Microsoft Excel for accounting functions. This quarter consists of two core classes and one math class. AMATH 190 is a common prerequisite for the transfer math class that you will need for your degree. You may be able to enroll directly into MATH&146 instead; learn more about math placement options.
MATH& 146 is the recommended transfer math class, but you also can take MATH& 107 Math in Society, MATH& 141 Precalculus, or a more advanced class.

*Prerequisite notes: You cannot take ACCT& 203 until you complete ACCT& 202 with a 2.0 or higher.*
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT& 203	Principles of Accounting III	YES	5
ACCT 132	Basic Excel	YES	5
AMATH 190 or MATH& 146	Financial Algebra (if you need a prerequisite) or Introduction to Statistics	varies by class	5

Quarter 5

[Winter] Quarter 5 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,841**
Description: You will explore payroll (wages, overtime, leave, salary calculations, and payroll taxes). This quarter consists of one core class and two electives from General Education or another program in Business Management: Contemporary Business (BUS), Construction Management (CONST), Legal Assistant (LGL), or Office Assistant (ASST). *Look at the College Catalog to learn more about specific program classes.* Take the recommended General Education classes below if you plan to transfer to an applied bachelor or BAS program.
***Prerequisite notes: You cannot take ACCT 130 until you complete ACCT& 201 with a 2.0 or higher.***
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT 130	Payroll Accounting	YES	5
CMST& 220 or CMST 280 or BUS& 101	Public Speaking or Intercultural Communication or Introduction to Business (all recommended)	NO	5
MATH& 146	Introduction to Statistics (if you did not take this in Quarter 4) or other General Education or Business Management Program elective	YES	5

Quarter 6

[Spring] Quarter 6 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,841**
Description: You are finishing your degree with one social science class and two electives that match your career and academic goals. Recommended General Education classes listed below prepare you to transfer to an applied bachelor or BAS program in business. You also can choose classes from another program in Business Management: Contemporary Business (BUS), Construction Management (CONST), Legal Assistant (LGL), or Office Assistant (ASST). *Look at the College Catalog to learn more about specific program classes.*

**It's time to apply for your AAS-T degree!** You will complete the Accounting Specialist AAS-T degree this quarter.
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
PSYC& 100	General Psychology (recommended) or other social science class	YES	5
ECON& 201	Microeconomics (recommended) or other General Education or Business Management Program elective	varies by class	5
BIOL& 100	Survey of Biology or another natural science class (recommended)	YES	5

Grand Total Estimate for Your Accounting Specialist AAS-T Degree: $12,300

Spring 2024 start

Quarter 1

Spring Start

[Spring] Quarter 1 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $2,012**
Description: You are starting with transfer classes and other electives. You will take an English writing class, a math class, and a class that matches your career and academic goals. All recommended classes prepare you to transfer to an applied bachelor or BAS program in business. You also can choose classes from another program in Business Management: Contemporary Business (BUS), Construction Management (CONST), Legal Assistant (LGL), or Office Assistant (ASST). *Look at the College Catalog to learn more about specific program classes.*
**MATH& 146 is the recommended transfer math class, but you also can take MATH& 107 Math in Society, MATH& 141 Precalculus, or a more advanced class.** *Learn more about math and English placement options.*
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
COL 101	College Success	NO	2
ENGL& 101	English Composition	TBD	5
AMATH 190 or MATH& 146	Financial Algebra (if you need a prerequisite) or Introduction to Statistics (recommended)	varies by class	5
ECON& 201	Microeconomics (recommended) or other General Education or Business Management Program elective	NO	5

Quarter 2

[Summer] Quarter 2 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,841**
Description: You will learn about important legal decisions affecting American business and take two electives that match your career and academic goals. One should be a social science in General Education, and the other can be from Contemporary Business (BUS), Construction Management (CONST), Legal Assistant (LGL), or Office Assistant (ASST). *Look at the College Catalog to learn more about specific program classes.*
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
BUS& 201	Business Law	TBD	5
PSYC& 100	General Psychology (recommended) or other social science class	YES	5
CMST& 220 or CMST 280 or ECON& 202	Public Speaking or Intercultural Communication or Macroeconomics (all recommended)	NO YES	5

Quarter 3

[Fall] Quarter 3 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,841**
Description: In this quarter, you are introduced to the necessary tools for accounting tasks and learn how to record various important monetary information. This quarter consists of two core classes and one elective (or transfer math if not finished already).
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT& 201	Principles of Accounting I	NO	5
ACCT 132	Basic Excel	YES	5
MATH& 146	Introduction to Statistics (if you did not take this in Quarter 1) or other General Education or Business Management Program elective	varies by class	5

Quarter 4

[Winter] Quarter 4 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,841**

Description: You will learn to manage general ledgers, accounts receivable, accounts payable, depreciation, inventory, payroll, and financial statements in a small business. You also will explore payroll (wages, overtime, leave, salary calculations, and payroll taxes) and individual federal income taxes. *This quarter consists of three core classes.*

**Prerequisite notes: You cannot take ACCT 130 or ACCT& 202 until you complete ACCT& 201 with a 2.0 or higher.**

**It's time to apply for your certificate!** You will complete the Accounting Clerk certificate this quarter.
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT& 202	Principles of Accounting II	NO	5
ACCT 130	Payroll Accounting	YES	5
ACCT 179	Taxation I	YES	5

Quarter 5

[Spring] Quarter 5 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,841**
Description: You will learn to manage general ledgers, accounts receivable, accounts payable, depreciation, inventory, payroll, and financial statements in a small business. You also will learn more advanced taxation policies and forms. This quarter consists of three core classes.
Prerequisite notes: You cannot take ACCT& 203 until you complete ACCT& 201 with a 2.0 or higher. You cannot take ACCT 275 until you earn a 1.0 or higher in ACCT 179.
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT 124	Small Business Accounting	YES	5
ACCT 275	Taxation II	NO	5
ACCT& 203	Principles of Accounting III	YES	5

Quarter 6

[Summer] Quarter 6 Course Information
**Estimated Tuition and Fees: $1,710**
Description: You will do intensive preparation for the national Certified Professional Bookkeeper exam and learn about important American legal decisions affecting business. This quarter has one core class and one final elective.
Prerequisite notes: You need to complete ACCT 124 and ACCT 179 with a 1.0 or higher, and ACCT& 201, ACCT& 202 with a 2.0 or higher before you can take ACCT 150.

It's time to apply for your AAS-T degree! You will complete the Accounting Specialist AAS-T degree this quarter.
Course ID	Course Name	Materials	Credits
ACCT 150	Bookkeeping Certification	YES	8
BIOL& 100	Survey of Biology or another natural science class (recommended)	YES	5

Grand Total Estimate for Your Accounting Specialist AAS-T Degree: $12,300

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