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The business department offers a 36-Hour Certificate and an Associate of Applied Science degree in Accounting. These programs are designed for students who feel they will not have the opportunity to pursue a traditional bachelor’s degree at a university. These programs emphasize technical training in the field of accounting. Some coursework in these programs is not intended for transfer to a four-year school. Students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in accounting should follow the degree plan for the Business Administration Field of Study.
Students interested in accounting may pursue career paths in bookkeeping, auditing, payroll, tax preparation, business finance and related office or financial roles.
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Are you ready to take charge of your career by gaining essential office skills for today’s workplace? Whether you’re looking to enter the workforce or update your current skill set, the Administrative Office Professional program has a place for you. This program equips students with the technology and practical knowledge needed to thrive in modern office environments. Learn computer applications using Microsoft Office 365, including Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Outlook, as well as office procedures, human relations, customer service and professional business writing.
Already working? The AOP program offers flexible individual courses tailored to help you refresh and enhance your existing office skills.
Interested in the healthcare field? The AOP program also features specialized training for medical office careers, including courses in medical administrative support, medical insurance, coding, and medical law and ethics — preparing you for roles in high-demand healthcare settings.
Click the links below for full course descriptions. Whether you pursue a certificate or degree, AOP credentials will earn you industry recognition and position you as a valuable member of the business community. KC’s AOP graduates enjoy successful careers in private companies, city and county offices, school districts, and higher education institutions.
Students interested in administrative office careers may pursue roles in office support, executive assistance, customer service, medical office administration, records management and business operations.
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The Advertising & Graphic Design Technology Program prepares students for staff positions and freelance assignments in creative industries where they may design commercial packaging, print publications, book covers, annual reports, websites, advertisements, mobile apps, brands, identities and more.
Students are trained in leading industry-standard software while developing conceptual thinking, ideation and professional practices essential to success in the visual arts field. Hard work and personal commitment are expected, but faculty also recognize the value of enjoying the creative process.
The AGDT faculty sponsors the KC Visual Arts Club, giving students opportunities to meet and participate in creative, social and educational activities outside the classroom. Club field trips provide opportunities to visit regional design studios and advertising agencies, offering a firsthand look at professionals succeeding in the industry.
Students interested in advertising and graphic design may pursue careers in branding, digital design, marketing, visual communications, advertising production, web design and freelance creative services.
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Begin a career as a barber by taking classes at Kilgore College-Longview. Barber instruction will prepare students to take the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation examination. Upon successful completion of the exam, graduates will be eligible to become licensed Class A barbers in Texas.
Students interested in barbering may pursue careers in men’s grooming, hair cutting, beard design, shaving services, salon ownership and personal care services.
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The Biology Department at Kilgore College offers courses designed to provide a solid foundation in the biological sciences. Coursework is available for biology and other science majors, non-majors, pre-nursing students and pre-allied health students. These courses transfer to universities, fulfill science requirements for an associate degree and, in some cases, satisfy Core Curriculum requirements.
Students pursuing biological sciences may prepare for careers in research, healthcare, biotechnology, environmental science, laboratory work, education and advanced professional programs.
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This curriculum leads to an Associate of Arts degree with a Field of Study in Business Administration. The program is designed to prepare students to continue toward a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with major fields that may include accounting, finance, marketing, management and management information systems.
All business administration pathways complete the same foundational coursework during the first two years, leading to the associate degree. This coursework is designed to transfer toward a Bachelor of Business Administration degree at the four-year institution of the student’s choice.
While all business administration students pursue the same general degree path initially, specific university requirements and major-field expectations may vary. Students are encouraged to work closely with advisors and prospective transfer institutions to ensure a smooth transition.
Students pursuing business administration may prepare for careers in management, finance, human resources, operations, marketing, sales and entrepreneurship.
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The Kilgore College Business Management program is designed to prepare students for entry into supervisory, management and business positions across a variety of industries.
Students may choose a two-year Associate of Applied Science degree or a shorter certificate program in Business Management or Entrepreneurship, allowing flexibility for those seeking immediate workforce entry or additional career advancement opportunities.
Students pursuing business management may prepare for careers in supervision, operations, retail management, entrepreneurship, human resources, project coordination and organizational leadership.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Salary and employment data are estimates and may vary by specialty, experience, region and employer.