Accounting Assistant
Why choose Accounting Assistant?
- Accounting has grown into a dynamic field that is the backbone of the financial world and the only way for businesses in every industry to grow and flourish.
- Regional demand for accountants is growing today and expected to more than double over the next ten years.
- Great way to start a career in accounting.
- Quickly earn a diploma while continuing to work toward full associate degree.
- Accounting is a career with many different specialties, depending on your interests and strengths.
Program Locations
Adams Campus
401 North Main Street
Adams, WI 53910
Marshfield Campus
2600 West 5th Street
Marshfield, WI 54449
Stevens Point Campus
1001 Centerpoint Drive
Stevens Point, WI 54481
Wisconsin Rapids Campus
500 32nd Street North
Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin 54494
Length of Program: One Year
Credits: 26
Start Dates: Fall and Spring
Start at any time or location by taking general education courses.
Program Guide coming soon.
What You'll Learn
The Accounting Assistant program at Mid-State is ideal for students with strong logic and attention to detail. The program develops financial and managerial accounting skills and an understanding of financial reporting. Students also learn critical aspects of budgeting and technology as well as communication skills to be successful in their role.
Students in the program will develop the skills needed to record, post, and reconcile accounting data in the areas of accounts payable, accounts receivable, sales, purchasing, budgeting, and payroll. They will also learn to summarize and report financial information, and provide support within the financial functions of an organization. Students also gain basic tax preparation skills. Includes cooperative learning activities that provide real-world experiences, both inside and outside the classroom.
Program Guide coming soon.
Estimated Entire Program Cost
Cost based on the 2019/2020 academic calendar year.
- Tuition & Fees: $3,761.94
- Books: $948.09
- Supplies, Uniforms, and/or Exams: $0
- Total Estimated Cost: $4,710.03
Financial Aid Eligibility
This program is pending Financial Aid approval.
Program Guide coming soon.
Instructors
TRINA KLOEHN, BBA, MBA
Trina earned her MBA from University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh. She is an accounting, finance, and technology expert with 25 years of progressive experience specializing in accounting and finance, management, analysis, reporting, and technology. She brings extensive experience working with public corporations as well as governmental and not for profit entities. Trina has been an educator for over 10 years and enjoys working collaboratively with students and business partners to share knowledge and experiences while helping to develop and achieve their personal and professional goals.
“It is so rewarding and humbling to play a part in the learning and growth of my students, both personally and professionally.”
BOB SMITH, BS, MBA
Bob holds an MBA from Upper Iowa University and is an experienced tax and financial accountant. A lifelong learner, Bob recently earned expert certification in Excel. He also graduated from the Wisconsin Leadership Development Institute in 2017.
“Accounting is a proud, challenging, and endlessly interesting profession. Graduates of our program have many career paths open to them. Accounting is the language of business, and accountants are needed by business and organizations of all sizes.”
SUSAN STRAUTMANN, AAS, BA, MBA
“I am pleased to be one of a group of instructors who help students realize their educational goals and thereby improve their lives in the future.”
Program Guide coming soon.
Careers
- Accounting Technician
- Bookkeeper
- Auditing Clerk
Program Guide coming soon.
Take the Next Step
"The Accounting program at Mid-State equipped me to handle the many real-world tasks I see on a daily basis in my work as a controller."
JAVIER VERA
MID-STATE ‘15
WISCONSIN RAPIDS, WI
Choose Your Path
Career pathways help you take your education one step at a time to maximize your investment and make college fit your life. Earn a credential and start using it in the workforce. Continue with another stack of related courses to gain a more advanced diploma or degree.
Transfer • Dual Credit • Credit for Prior Learning
