Description : Diploma in Higher Education in Los Angeles Pacific College - LAPC

Degree - Accounting, Associate of Occupational Studies (AOS)

An intensive program provides studying accounting study and the necessary digital and software equipment that allows to simplify the principles of work and make them more effective. Students will master all accounting cycles starting from the most basic principles: they will compare different business models and subjects, learn how to prepare tax returns (wages, income tax, etc.), learn to work with a variety of mobile and computer applications for optimization of its activities.

The course is designed for 4 semesters (2 academic years) = 1440 academic hours. 

Requirements for the level of English at the entrants are the following:

• TOEFL PBT from 450, TOEFL iBT from 45
• Cambridge Michigan English Exam from 54 points and above.

Founded in 1989, Los Angeles Pacific College (LACC) - LAPC - in 2002 received a prestigious accreditation from California State Bureau for Private Secondary Education for teaching a variety of Higher education programs (both undergraduate and postgraduate programs). Most of the certificate and diploma courses, as well as the English language program for foreign students (ESL-English as a Second Language) have been taught here since 2002. Initially, Los Angeles Pacific College was founded as a computer studying center - it is easy to see how long and successful the educational center has been through before becoming a higher education institution in demand (including abroad).

Today, studying at Los Angeles Pacific College is based on two main principles: an individual approach and a multicultural community. The college accepts students from any country, any nationality: each student is considered a unique, self-sufficient person. The curriculum is designed in such a way as to give all students the opportunity to show and improve their personal talents and abilities, the best qualities and personalities, to enable them to achieve academic and career goals. There are 10 to 15 students per classroom, not more.

Los Angeles Pacific College is accredited by the Council of Occupation Education (COD) and the Commission of the English Language Program Accreditation (CEA). Today the college also cooperates with two large organizations that help graduates with employment and expand the boundaries of their professional work: