What Types of Companies Can You Work for With an ASB Degree in Accounting?
The ASB (or Associates in Specialized Business) is a two-year degree. Accounting is just one area of training in business one can receive via this kind of program. There are many opportunities for holders of an ASB in accounting.
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Industry
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In industry, the ASB graduate may work for a manufacturing company, small business or retail firm in positions such as bookkeeper, office manager, accounts receivable, accounts payable or payroll.
Government
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Employment opportunities may also exist in local, state and federal agencies. You may work in the treasury office, tax department, water/sewer billing or purchasing. Opportunities in federal government may include jobs within the Internal Revenue Service, Department of Justice, Department of Commerce, or Federal Trade Commission.
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Non-Profits
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Non-profit organizations including schools, charities and hospitals are also employers of more junior level or clerical accounting staff members. Following graduation, jobs in budgeting, bookkeeping, payroll, purchasing or financial systems may await you.
Financial Institutions
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Financial institutions are large employers of graduates with two-year accounting degrees. Banks, credit unions, insurance agencies and collection companies offer a wide array of job opportunities for individuals with an accounting background. A position you might hold includes that of bill collector, accounting assistant, check processor, credit counselor or bank teller.
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