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he business department offers a 37-Hour Certificate and an Associate’s of Applied Science degree in Accounting.
These programs are designed for students who feel that 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 of the coursework in these programs is not intended for transfer to a four year school.
However, several schools offer Bachelor of Applied Arts & Science degrees. These degrees allow the occupational student to continue toward a four-year degree.
Want to take charge of your career by gaining applicable critical office skills needed for today’s workplace? If you would like to learn the technology necessary to gain an office position, there is a place for you in the Administrative Office Professional (AOP) program. If you are currently working and need to update your office skills, the program offers individual classes that will meet your needs. Learn about computer applications using Microsoft Office 2019 (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook), office procedures, human relations, financial documents, customer service, and professional business writing. The links below give complete descriptions of our coursework. An AOP certificate or degree will earn you industry recognition as a productive member of the business community. Our AOP graduates enjoy employment at large and small companies, city and county municipalities, as well as school districts and colleges.
The Advertising & Graphic Design Technology Program prepares you for staff positions and freelance assignments where you might design commercial packaging, print publications, book covers, annual reports, websites, advertisements, mobile apps, brands and identities, and more. Students are trained in the leading industry standard software and in conceptual thinking, ideation, and professional practices.
Hard work and personal commitment are expected of visual arts students, but the faculty also recognizes the value of enjoying the creative process. The AGDT faculty sponsors the KC Visual Arts Club which provides students with opportunities to meet and share in creative, social and educational activities outside the classroom. Club field trips are organized to visit design studios and advertising agencies in the region, to glimpse the work of professionals succeeding in the industry.
Kilgore College offers general education, art and design courses necessary to apply to a university program in the arts. The Visual Arts Department of Kilgore College provides a comprehensive range of foundation courses. These courses are a combination of studio and lecture. The art major gains complete instruction in art foundations as outlined by the Coordinating Board’s Transfer Curriculum in the Visual Arts.
Kilgore College offers general education, art and design courses necessary to apply to a university program in the arts and/or enter into your own professional practice.
The Fine Arts Program provides a comprehensive range of foundation art courses. These courses are a combination of studio practice and academic lecture. The art major gains complete instruction in art foundations as outlined by the Coordinating Board’s Transfer Curriculum in the Visual Arts.
The Advertising & Graphic Design Technology Program prepares you for staff positions and freelance assignments where you might design commercial packaging, print publications, book covers, annual reports, websites, advertisements, mobile apps, brands and identities, and much more. Students are trained in the leading industry standard software and in conceptual thinking, ideation, and professional practices.
Hard work and personal commitment are expected of Visual Arts students, but the faculty also recognizes the value of enjoying the creative process. The Visual Arts faculty sponsors the KC Visual Arts Club which provides students with opportunities to meet and share in creative, social, and educational activities outside the classroom. Club field trips are organized to visit fine art studios and design agencies in the region, to glimpse the work of professionals succeeding in the industry.
Athletic trainers are the men and women who assist all types of athletes with injuries, as well as injury prevention. Athletic trainers, as one of the first healthcare providers on the scene when injuries occur, must be able to recognize, evaluate and assess injuries and provide quick and precise care when needed. They also specialize in preventing injuries by educating people on how to reduce the risk of injury by advising them on the proper use of equipment, exercises to improve strength and balance and therapy programs.
Program Goals:
- To provide an atmosphere for individuals to develop intellectual, professional and social skills which are essential to entry-level athletic training students.
- To provide a comprehensive perspective of the athletic training profession through cognitive, psychomotor and clinical instruction.
What degree is offered?
Students completing the two-year curriculum will receive an Associate of Science degree with emphasis in athletic training.
Kilgore offers one the best programs in the nation for serious students interested in a career in automotive repair. KC’s NATEF and ASE certified program is the only one of its kind in East Texas and is designed to teach the basic automotive theories and tasks related to all ASE Certification areas. A lecture/lab format gives students hands-on experience. All automotive courses are taught by ASE certified instructors.
Today’s rapidly changing technology requires much more training and skills than were required of automotive technicians in the past. Kilgore College will prepare you for success.
Begin a career as a Barber by taking classes at Kilgore College-Longview. Barber instruction will qualify you to take the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) examination. Upon successful completion of the exam, you will be a licensed Class “A” Barber.
The Biology Department at Kilgore College offers courses that are designed to provide a solid background in the biological sciences. We offer courses for Biology and other science majors, non-majors, Pre-Nursing and Pre-Allied Health majors. These courses will transfer to a university, fulfill the science requirements for an associate’s degree and some will fulfill the requirements of the Core Curriculum.
The Business Program offers a variety of programs to satisfy the needs of a wide range of students. Programs include the first two years of a four-year transfer program as well as a various certificates and two-year degree programs. A student may choose the program that best suits the students’ needs. Students who need help in selecting the appropriate program are encouraged to seek advisement from a business faculty member.
Fields of study in Business Administration:
All of the fields in Business Administration complete the same coursework in the first two years. The completion of this coursework leads to an Associate of Arts degree. The degree falls in the Bachelor of Business Administration degree the four-year school of the student’s choice. All areas of business receive the B.B.A. degree but focus in the major field selected by the student. Specific requirements vary from university-to-university. It is imperative that the student be aware of such requirements.
For students planning to transfer to a university and major in Chemistry, the Health Sciences, Biology, Pre-Med, Pharmacy or Chemical Engineering, we offer an excellent transfer program in chemistry that includes General Chemistry I and II as well as Organic Chemistry I and II. Chemistry for Non-science majors and Chemistry for Health Sciences are also offered. Several Chemistry courses are also part of the Core Curriculum.
Many Chemistry students also participate in the Texas Watch water testing program, as well as attend local meetings of the East Texas Section of the American Chemical Society.