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44 EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL The Executive Secretarial program is designed to prepare students for responsible secretarial positions in many different fields including industry, finance, and government. In addition to teaching superior secretarial skills, the program introduces students to the greater responsibilities of decisionmaking, handling confidential data, and supervising personnel. EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL CURRICULUM Course Title Credits Shorthand (SS 1, 2, 3. 4) 12 Typing (SS 8, 10, 11,13) 12 Office Procedures (SS 20) 3 Office Simulation (SS 21) 3 Elementary Accounting (Acct. 1) 3 Elementary Accounting or Business Math or Modern Math (Acct. 2 or Math 8 or Math 10) 3 Business Law (MA 6) 3 Introduction to Business (MA 10) 3 Business Data Processing (MIS 20) 3 Composition (Eng. 10 & 11) 6 Liberal Arts Electives 9 Business Elective 3 NOTE: Secretarial Science Internship (6 credits) may be taken in place of Office Simulation and one liberal arts elective. Entering students who have achieved 35 words per minute in typing and/or 60 words per minute in shorthand dictation may choose a free elective in lieu of taking Typing 1 and/or Shorthand 1 63 LEGAL SECRETARIAL The Legal Secretarial program prepares students for careers as secretaries in law firms, governmental agencies, investment companies, real estate offices, and legal departments of business corporations. The program concentrates on building secretarial skills with special emphasis on legal shorthand, business law, and legal office administration. A general background in business subjects and the liberal arts is included to develop the student's independent thinking. LEGAL SECRETARIAL CURRICULUM Course Title Credits Shorthand (SS 1,2,3, 4) 12 Legal Shorthand (SS 6) 3 Typing (SS 8, 10, 11,13) 12 Office Procedures (SS 20) 3 Office Simulation (SS 21) 3 Elementary Accounting (Acct. 1) 3 Elementary Accounting or Business Math or Modern Math (Acct. 2 or Math 8 or Math 10) 3 Business Law (MA 6) 3 Introduction to Business (MA 10) 3 Business Data Processing (MIS 20) 3 Composition (Eng. 10 & 11) 6 Liberal Arts Electives 9 NOTE: Secretarial Science Internship (6 credits) may be taken in place of Office Simulation and one liberal arts elective. Entering students who have achieved 35 words per minute in typing and/or 60 words per minute in shorthand dictation may choose a liberal arts elective in lieu of taking Typing 1 and/or Shorthand 1. 63
45 MEDICAL SECRETARIAL For students who want secretarial careers within the medical profession, this prepares them for positions in the offices of physicians or dentists, in hospitals, clinics, medical laboratories, research centers, corporate medical departments and governmental medical and mental health agencies. Emphasis is placed on the whole range of medical office administration, procedures and shorthand, plus the development of outstanding secretarial skills. MEDICAL SECRETARIAL CURRICULUM Course Title Credits Shorthand (SS 1, 2, 3, 4) 12 Medical Shorthand (SS 7) 3 Typing (SS 8,10, 11, 13) 12 Medical Terminology (SS 17) 3 Medical Laboratory Procedures (SS 18) 3 Office Procedures (SS 20) 3 Office Simulation (SS 21) 3 Elementary Accounting (Acct. 1) 3 Elementary Accounting or Business Math or Modern Math (Acct. 2 or Math 8 or Math 10) 3 Business Data Processing (MIS 20) 3 Composition (Eng. 10 & 11) 6 Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology (Sci. 17) 3 Liberal Arts Electives 6 63 NOTE: Secretarial Science Internship (6 credits) may be taken in place of Office Simulation and one liberal arts elective. Entering students who have achieved 35 words per minute in typing and/or 60 words per minute in shorthand dictation may choose a liberal arts elective in lieu of taking Typing 1 and/or Shorthand 1. GENERAL STUDIES This two-year program is available to all students, but primarily those who find the specialized curricula of the College are not what they want. General Studies offers an alternative to students who wish to retain their business and accounting credits, achieve an associate degree, and eventually possibly transfer to a liberal arts college. GENERAL STUDIES CURRICULUM Course Title Credits Composition (Eng. 10 & 11) 6 Introduction to Psychology (Psych. 8) 3 Introduction to Sociology (Soc. 12) 3 Modern Math (Math 10 & 11) 6 History or Government Electives 6 Liberal Arts Electives 21 Free Electives 18 63
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