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Learn the differences between nonprofit or governmental accounting and for-profit accounting, to ensure you know the latest reporting procedures. Keep up on current practices and feel confident you can tackle the increasing complexity of government and nonprofit accounting. Increase your potential for career advancement, and know your work can benefit others as well.

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    Est. Tuition $2,795

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    Learning Format Online

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    Duration 9-12 months *

    *Duration times can vary talk to your student success coach for more information.
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    Total Units 12 Units

  • Current governmental and nonprofit accounting practices, and methods appropriate for school districts, health care organizations, charities, and special districts, including water, transportation, and parks and recreation
  • How to evaluate key accounting and financial reporting procedures
  • Common accounting issues, regulatory requirements and taxation for nonprofits
  • Budgeting, including preparation, development, standards and approval process
  • Federal government accounting, analysis, auditing, and reporting procedures
  • Accounting issues surrounding colleges, universities and health care organizations
Prior to enrolling, please ensure that you meet the following minimum requirements:

  • High school education or equivalent
  • Accountants
  • Finance professionals
  • Administrative analysts
  • Accounting students
  • Directors and managers for government and nonprofit organizations

Required Courses

Course Formats
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Required (12 Units )
 
WinterSpringSummerFall
Accounting for Governmental and Nonprofit Organizations IAn introduction to the characteristics of governmental and nonprofit accounting emphasizing the various fund types and account groups.
4 Units
Accounting for Governmental and Nonprofit Organizations IIThis course expands on the basic concepts of governmental and nonprofit accounting, including financial reporting of state and local governments, analysis of governmental financial performance, auditing for government and nonprofit organizations, budgeting and costing of government services, federal government accounting and reporting, common accounting issues surrounding nonprofits, regulatory and taxation for nonprofits, accounting issues surrounding colleges, universities and health care organizations.
4 Units
The Budgetary Process in Governmental and Nonprofit OrganizationsStudents examine concepts and practices of budgeting in the public and nonprofit sectors.
4 Units

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We offer multiple start dates to give you flexibility in your eduction, life and work schedules.

Jan19Winter 2022
Mar23Spring 2022
Mar29Spring 2022
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