Academics
 

Bookkeeping & Accounting

The following courses are offered in this area:
- Bookkeeping I
- Bookkeeping II
- Financial Accounting for Non-Financial Managers
- Non-Profit Financial Accounting Principles

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Registration
Students should register for classes at least one week prior to the start of classes to insure enough time for you to get your confirmation and parking permit. However, you can register up until the day of class. Please note that some of our classes do close out and some of our classes do cancel, so you may be taking a chance of not getting into the course of your choice by waiting.

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Questions?
If you have any questions, contact Louis Cino at lcino@molloy.edu or call 516.678.5000 ext. 6206.

Bookkeeping I

Learn the principles of double-entry bookkeeping, how to record day-by-day business and financial transactions. For individuals who have a non-accounting background. Learn the basics of: Financial statements, General ledger, Cash controls, Adjusting and closing entries. Textbook required.

This five-session course is offered every fall and spring semester, usually in October and February, at our Rockville Centre campus in the evening. 1.5 CEUs.
Instructor: Thomas Athy, B.A., M.A.
Course Number: BK-1000 Tuition: $275
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Bookkeeping II

For students who have completed Bookkeeping I or have previous experience dealing with bookkeeping systems. Preparation of financial statements, journals, ledgers, payroll accounting, with all the functions for employers/employee bookkeeping systems such as: FICA, Social security tax, Income tax, Employee deductions, Gross pay, Unemployment taxes, Cash, Petty cash, Journalizing transactions purchase/sales returns, and Adjusting closing entries. Textbook required.

This five session course is offered every fall and spring semester, usually in November and March, at our Rockville Centre campus in the evening. 1.5 CEUs
Instructor: Thomas Athy, B.A., M.A.
Course Number: BK-2000 Tuition: $275
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Financial Accounting for Non-Financial Managers

This course is valuable for non-financial group leaders, project managers, program managers, department heads and others from both the public and private sectors who wish to develop a financial toolkit to compliment their existing professional or technical skills. A working knowledge of financial principles and their application is essential for a manager to be effective. This course transforms financial and accounting language and concepts into decision-making tools the non-financial manager can use successfully every day.

Participants learn to apply the fundamentals of finance to: Improve budget management, Increase potential profits, Sell new ideas and Assess the financial viability of projects.

This course will provide an introduction to basic accounting principles and financial statements for non-financial employees.

This two session course is offered each fall and spring semester, usually in January and May, at our Rockville Centre Campus from 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

Instructor: James Cooke, has over 20 years of finance and accounting experience. He has worked for a number of
organizations including: the Ontario Ministry of Finance, Morgan Stanley, the Institute of Management Accountants and is the former grant manager of the World Trade Center Disaster Relief Program. Adjunct professor, Business Division, Molloy College.
Course Number: AC-2000. Tuition: $110
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Non-Profit Financial Accounting Principles

The "secret" is out! Financial information doesn't need to be dry, uninteresting, or intimidating. Unleash the power of your non-profit's financials to build support. In a time of increasing scrutiny, this interactive session will review the essential financial information needed by a variety of users and provide practical ideas and examples. This course will provide an introduction to basic accounting principles and financial statements for employees who work in non-profit environments.

This two session course is offered each fall and spring semester, usually in January and May at our Rockville Centre Campus from 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

Instructor: James Cooke, has over 20 years of finance and accounting experience. He has worked for a number of
organizations including: the Ontario Ministry of Finance, Morgan Stanley, the Institute of Management Accountants and is the former grant manager of the World Trade Center Disaster Relief Program. Adjunct professor, Business Division, Molloy College.
Course Number: AC-3000. Tuition: $110
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