Earn an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Business Management - Accounting Technology in as little as two years and quickly move into an in-demand career.

As you progress through NWACC's accounting program, you'll gain knowledge in using accounting software such as Quickbooks® to record financial transactions and store, sort, retrieve, summarize and present accounting information through reports and analysis. 

With a degree in accounting technology, you may find employment opportunities in areas such as accounting, payroll, budget analysis and bookkeeping. 

Earn an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Computer-Aided Design (CAD)  and become a technical specialist who works under the direct supervision of a licensed architect or engineer, or work as an independent design professional providing drafting and design services.

As you progress through NWACC's CAD program, you'll develop technical skills and learn to use the latest software and training methods. Training includes a solid base of mathematics, physical sciences, communication skills, and practical experience with modern equipment and applications.

With an AAS degree, you'll be ready to create technical drawings as a member of a team, prepare construction documents, document engineering designs for manufacture, meet with customers, and implement new technology training.

Earn an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Computer Information Systems with an option in Computer Networking in as little as two years or begin your higher education with a technical certificate in networking and cyber security.

As you progress through NWACC's networking program, you'll develop skills in analyzing and designing computer network requirements, and installing, configuring and troubleshooting hardware and software, as well as performing network maintenance and implementing local area networks (LANs).

You'll also be prepared to complete the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certificate exam and take the A+, CompTIA Network + and Security + certification exams.

With a degree in networking, you may find employment opportunities as a computer technician, network administrator, help desk analyst, technology coordinator, computer network analyst, network installation technician and others.

The program teaches you how to assist dentists and increase the efficiency in delivering oral health care. Classroom, laboratory and clinical instruction will provide you with a broad background in all aspects of dentistry.

You will become proficient in patient care, such as dietary counseling, monitoring vital signs, administering and monitoring nitrous oxide, taking impressions, and providing post-operative care and instructions. You will also obtain office skills such as customer service and computer proficiency.

You are required to complete 120+ hours of internships in local dental offices, dental labs or other dental experiences. You will need to have your own transportation to and from the various clinical sites.

Earn an Associate of Science (AS) in Business Administration in two years and easily transfer your degree to the Sam M. Walton College of Business (WCOB) to pursue a bachelor's degree. NWACC's convenient transfer option allows you affordable access to one of the nation's best public undergraduate business schools.

As you progress through NWACC's business administration program, you'll learn about operating a business, implementing fundamental business practices, applying business-related technology and making systematic and objective business decisions.

By transferring your degree and pursuing a bachelor's degree at the Walton College, you may find employment opportunities as an accountant, compliance officer, database administrator, financial analyst, human resource specialist, market research analyst, tax examiner, risk manager and many others.

NWACC's Associate of Applied Science Degree in Nursing is designed to provide students with a broad base of nursing knowledge, and prepare graduates for the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) and to function as Registered Nurses (RN).

Graduates who earn RN license are prepared to provide client care at the beginning staff nurse level. Those who wish to pursue further education and/or a nursing specialty will have the necessary knowledge base to advance their professional career.

Once you've completed the Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) course, you'll be eligible to pursue an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) - Basic certificate of proficiency.  

NWACC's EMT - Basic program offers further knowledge and skills in basic life support such as first aid, oxygen administration, airway management, CPR, automated defibrillation, and care for wounds, fractures and other injuries.

The program consists of eight credit hours and can be accomplished in one to two semesters. 

Upon successful completion of the EMT-Basic program, you will earn a certificate of proficiency and be eligible to take the National Registry EMT Certification exam. 

As a certified EMT, you'll be capable of providing emergency care at the scene, en-route, or at the hospital and deal with injury and illness that result from such emergencies.

Fire science is the study of all aspects of fire, from fire behavior to fire investigation. If you'd like to become a firefighter or obtain a career in fire prevention, protection or safety, an Associate of Applied Science in Fire Science Administration and Technology may be for you!

Fire science offers challenging professions that may require working in dangerous, but rewarding circumstances. Today's professionals not only fight fires, but respond to incidents that involve medical emergencies or hazardous waste, confined space or high angle rescues, and other emergency situations.

NWACC's Associate of Applied Science degree in Fire Science Administration and Technology is designed to prepare you for entering the field of fire science or working towards a position of leadership within a fire department. You may also choose to continue your education toward earning a bachelor's degree.