Accounting

Professor Quattrone and studentsAssociate in Applied Science Degree, Career program

The career program in Accounting offers an excellent opportunity for individuals looking for entry-level employment in the accounting field upon graduation. A concentration of courses in accounting will prepare the individual for jobs ranging from bookkeeping to tax preparation.

Graduates of this program will be able to design and maintain a moderately complex, double-entry system of accounting records and apply basic quantitative and qualitative skills required in entry-level positions within the accounting field. Graduates of this program also receive extensive training in business communication skills and technologies, including spreadsheets and database management.

Graduates of this program have found jobs as junior accountants, account clerks, and payroll clerks in retail, government and financial institutions.

Students who intend to transfer to a four-year college or university should enroll in our Business Administration AS program.

General Education Course Requirements
  • English composition and literature
  • Mathematics
  • Social Science elective
  • Liberal Arts elective
  • Laboratory Science elective
  • Wellness
Program Course Requirements: General Business and Computer Science
  • Microcomputer modules
  • Business Law II
  • Business Communications
  • Management elective
  • Program elective
Program Course Requirements: Accounting
  • Financial Accounting
  • Managerial Accounting
  • Fundamental Accounting Procedures
  • Intermediate Accounting I
  • Cost Accounting
  • Federal Income Taxes
  • Computerized Accounting
For a complete listing of the program requirements, see the Accounting Program Requirements (PDF - 18KB) in CCC's course catalog. Information about individual accounting courses can be found in the Accounting Courses (PDF - 762KB) section of the course catalog.

Accounting and Business Administration Program Brochure

Apply online!Program Contact Information

David Quattrone, Chairperson
Department of Business Administration
(607)962-9497 or
NY&PA (800)385-7171 ext.9497
Quattrone@corning-cc.edu