Brown Mackie College

Accounting Programs at Brown Mackie College

• Associate of Applied Business in Accounting Technology Description: The Accounting Technology programs generally prepare graduates for entry-level employment in accounting positions in a variety of business organizations. Students receive a solid foundation in accounting and business principles, and general education. Upon successful completion of the program, students are able to: Post debits and credits Produce financial statements Prepare reports and summaries Prepare invoices Compute interest charges Generate financial spreadsheets Post journal transactions Handle payroll Produce business-related documents Operate a variety of computer software programs Entry-level Employment Opportunities Accounting Clerk Bookkeeping Clerk Payroll Clerk Accounts Receivable Accounts Payable Auditing Clerk.

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• Associate of Applied Science in Accounting Technology Description: The Accounting Technology programs generally prepare graduates for entry-level employment in accounting positions in a variety of business organizations. Students receive a solid foundation in accounting and business principles, and general education. Upon successful completion of the program, students are able to: Post debits and credits Produce financial statements Prepare reports and summaries Prepare invoices Compute interest charges Generate financial spreadsheets Post journal transactions Handle payroll Produce business-related documents Operate a variety of computer software programs Entry-level Employment Opportunities Accounting Clerk Bookkeeping Clerk Payroll Clerk Accounts Receivable Accounts Payable Auditing Clerk.

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• Associate of Science in Accounting Technology Description: The Accounting Technology programs generally prepare graduates for entry-level employment in accounting positions in a variety of business organizations. Students receive a solid foundation in accounting and business principles, and general education. Upon successful completion of the program, students are able to: Post debits and credits Produce financial statements Prepare reports and summaries Prepare invoices Compute interest charges Generate financial spreadsheets Post journal transactions Handle payroll Produce business-related documents Operate a variety of computer software programs Entry-level Employment Opportunities Accounting Clerk Bookkeeping Clerk Payroll Clerk Accounts Receivable Accounts Payable Auditing Clerk.

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• Bachelor of Science in Accounting Description: Please contact Brown Mackie College for more information about this new program.

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• Certificate in Accounting Description: The Accounting programs are generally designed to prepare students for entry-level employment in accounting positions in various types of business organizations. These programs meets their objectives through instruction in appropriate accounting, business and technical courses.

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• Diploma in Accounting Description: The Accounting programs are generally designed to prepare students for entry-level employment in accounting positions in various types of business organizations. These programs meet their objectives through instruction in appropriate accounting, business and technical courses.

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• Diploma of Medical Insurance Specialist Description: The Medical Insurance Specialist program provides training in the area of medical insurance and health care claims processing, as well as CPT, ICD coding, and computerized medical billing. This program also serves the needs of health care personnel interested in upgrading their professional skills. Upon successful completion of the program, the graduate should have the skill set to: Evaluate a patient's insurance coverage, differentiate between health insurance and worker's compensation situations, and apply guidelines for claims submission set forth by the appropriate insurance carrier. Collect and analyze documentation from a patient's chart to select and apply appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to insurance claims. Differentiate between a primary insurance claim and a supplemental claim, and apply information appropriately to each insurance situation. Manage new claims submission, payments received in office, submission of supplemental claims, corrections, and appeals of claims in a timely manner. Apply critical thinking skills and problem solving skills to claims denials for successful appeal submission and reimbursement. Identify medico–legal issues and adhere to guidelines, rules, regulations and laws governing them to maintain compliance in the health care practice.

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