The Associate in Applied Science - Administrative Office Technology degree is the pathway to a career as an office manager, administrative assistant, receptionist, bookkeeper and other clerical work.

Associate in Applied Science - Administrative Office Techonology

Program Summary:
Skilled people are needed in today's world of computers and technology. Every business, corporation, industry and educational institiution needs organized, self-motivated people to manage daily activities. Students who pursue an Associate in Applied Science - Administrative Office Technology (AAS.AOT) degree learn skills that allow them to perform administrative support duties in a variety of offices. Students will learn computer skills and how to use office software for spreadsheets, word processing and database.

Administrative assistants typically aid managers and other support staff in daily office work such as scheduling appointments, providing information to callers, organizing and maintaing paper and electronic files, managing projects, producing correspondence for other professionals, handling travel arrangements and contacting clients.

The Administrative Office Technology program is the pathway to a career asan office manager, clerical assistant, receptionist, administrative assistant, word processing clerk, transcriptionist or bookkeeper. Advanced certificates allow students to specialize in legal and medical fields.

Program Length:
The Associate in Applied Science - Administrative Office Technology program requires 69 semester credit hours of instruction. Full-time students can complete either program in four semesters, and evening students, depending on the course enrollment of the student, can complete their studies in five to six semesters. To view course credits required for graduation, click on the following programs:

Associate in Applied Science - Administrative Office Technology degree

Affordable and Convenient:
By enrolling in the Associate in Applied Science - Administrative Office Techonology program, students can be ready to go to work in two years at a fraction of the cost of attending a four-year institution. With day, evening, online and weekend classes, students can obtain an education while meeting family needs or working a job. NETC has four community campuses conveniently located in Pageland, Cheraw, Bennettsville and Dillon.

Supportive:
For students graduating high school, NETC's small classes and tight-knit learning environment helps prepare students for the demands of earning a higher education. For older students who may be returning to the classroom after starting a family or looking to make a career change, NETC offers a focused environment among like-minded, goal-oriented students.

Employment:
Job outlook information is available through the U.S. Department of Labor's 2010-2011 Occupational Outlook Handbook.

Admission:
Northeastern Technical College adheres to an open-admissions policy and does not impose restrictive standards for admission. Students may request admission based on academic preparation and will be assisted in the process of course selection by faculty advisors. To download an application form, apply online or find information about tuition and other fees, visit the Admissions page.