Administrative Office Professional

Be a top administrative professional. Our fully online program goes way beyond the basics. Learn advanced software applications and skills to execute and deliver on any task. Best of all, your education and training is essential to all businesses. Work in any industry.

What You Learn in the Administrative Office Professional Program

Merge your detail-oriented personality with your career. Learn the hard and soft skills you need to succeed in any office environment. Ace software applications, craft memos and presentations, maintain filing systems, build newsletters, and provide excellent customer service.

What Can I Do With an Administrative Office Professional Degree?

Keep the office running! Work as an administrative assistant for a company president. Be a customer service representative or handle desktop publishing for the business down the street. Take a job as a material records clerk and track products. Daily tasks may include working with records, creating professional documents, customer service, and managing changing demands of the office.

16Credits

Administrative Office Professional, Certificate

Start here. Earn this certificate in as little as one term. Learn basic software applications and format professional correspondence. Build skills in electronic and paper filing systems, and customer service. Enter the workforce and take on entry-level clerical duties. Or continue your education.

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32Credits

Administrative Office Professional, Diploma

Learn advanced software applications. Apply accounting and business math concepts, format and compose professional correspondence, and manage multiple projects. Your courses prepare you for intermediate-level administrative duties. Launch a career or keep going to earn your AAS.

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62Total Credits

Administrative Office Professional, AAS Degree

Learn advanced software applications, desktop publishing, human relations, transcription, and more. Graduate prepared for high-level administrative duties and get your career started.

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A Solid Foundation

Intro to Computers

How do I....?

Intro to Computers

Create spreadsheets, use databases, create presentations, send an email, and attach a doc.

Records Management

Where's the file?

Records Management

Learn four filing systems: alphabetic, geographic, numeric, and subject.

Keyboarding & Documents

Got a format for that

Keyboarding & Documents

Dive deep into MS Word. Format letters and memos, business reports, newsletters, and more.

Business English

I say that how?

Business English

Brush up on grammar, punctuation, spelling, and proofreading.

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Your Schedule. Your Classes.

Take classes online when it works for you, without giving up the support that keeps you moving. Your EICC instructors, advisor, tutoring, and student services are still right there when you need them. Build a schedule that fits your life. Keep going.

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Tutoring

Bring the assignment. Bring the question. Bring the part that isn’t clicking yet. Meet with a tutor on campus or online, drop in when available, or get feedback on your writing by email.

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Your Degree = Success

Complete your education in two years. Qualify for better jobs. Earn a higher salary. Enjoy a better quality of life. The benefits of an associate's degree are impressive and wide-ranging.

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How to Pay for EICC

College costs add up. So do the ways to help pay for it. Start here, see what fits, and get help putting the pieces together.

Financial Aid 101

Fill out the FAFSA to see what federal and state aid you may qualify for, including grants, Work-Study, and federal student loans.

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Scholarships

Here's a way to lower what you pay for college. Apply and see what’s available through EICC foundations and other supporters.

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Grants & Work-Study

Grants can help cover college costs. If you qualify for Work-Study, you can earn a wage while you’re in school, plus a tuition stipend.

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