Build a Future in Business Administration

Whether you’re a numbers person, a problem-solver, or someone who thrives in organized environments, the Business Management and Accounting program at National Career College can help you turn your strengths into a successful career. This flexible and career-focused program equips you with the administrative, financial, and organizational skills today’s employers need.


Graduates of our program are prepared to pursue a variety of entry-level roles in the business world, including office management, payroll, data entry, HR support, and more. Our curriculum is designed to help you become an essential part of any business team.


Quick Business Management and Accounting Program Facts

Your pathway into the business world starts here.

Credential: Diploma

Program Length: 8 months

Format: 100% online

Total Credit Hours: 51.5 quarter credits

Choose the schedule that fits your lifestyle

Day Classes: Monday through Thursday (online)

Evening Classes: Monday through Thursday (online)


Our accelerated program lets you gain real-world business training without spending years in school. Plus, our career services team helps connect you with employers who are hiring for roles like office manager, administrative assistant, and bookkeeper.


What You’ll Learn

Our Business Management and Accounting curriculum focuses on core business principles and practical office skills to prepare you for today’s fast-paced work environments.


  • Accounting Principles: Learn to manage financial records, budgets, and balance sheets
  • Payroll & Tax Preparation: Understand payroll systems, employee compensation, and tax filing basics
  • Business Software: Gain hands-on experience with Microsoft Office, QuickBooks, and other essential tools
  • Office Management: Develop skills in scheduling, records management, and team coordination
  • Human Resources Basics: Understand hiring processes, employee relations, and workplace ethics
  • Communication & Professionalism: Build strong written and verbal communication skills for the office environment

Where Can This Program Take You?

The skills you gain can open doors across roles, including corporate offices, staffing agencies, finance departments, and small business operations. Many NCC graduates go on to careers such as:


  • Office Manager
  • Bookkeeper
  • Payroll Clerk
  • Administrative Assistant
  • Data Entry Specialist
  • HR Support Staff
  • Staffing Assistant
  • Personal Assistant

Office manager roles in particular are growing as businesses of all sizes look for professionals who can manage daily operations, coordinate staff, and ensure smooth workflow.


Why Choose National Career College?

  • Accelerated 8-month program designed to get you career-ready fast
  • Instructors with real-world business experience
  • Personalized academic and career support
  • Financial aid available to those who qualify
  • 100% online option available to California residents

Take the First Step Toward Your Career in Business

Don’t wait to build a better future. With our Business Management and Accounting program, you’ll gain the tools and support to start a rewarding business career.



NCC’s Business Management and Accounting Degree Program FAQs

How much does NCC’S BMA program cost?

Our all-inclusive estimated cost for the Business Management and Accounting diploma program is $27,432.50. This includes:

  • Tuition: $25,695.00
  • Materials and Supplies: $802.50
  • Books and Uniforms: $860.00
  • Registration fee: $75.00 (non-refundable)
  • STRF: $0.00 (non-refundable)

Use our Net Price Calculator to get a personalized estimate based on what students paid in 2022–23. This tool is for guidance only. To receive an official financial aid offer, be sure to complete the FAFSA.

Financial aid is available for those who qualify.

 

Do I need prior business or accounting experience to enroll?

No prior experience is needed. Our curriculum is designed with beginners in mind, starting with foundational business and accounting principles. You'll build your skills step-by-step through practical training, guided instruction, and hands-on projects, making it easy to gain confidence even if this is your first time studying business.

What are the admission requirements for NCC's BMA program?

The admissions requirements for the Business Management and Accounting (BMA) program at National Career College are designed to be accessible while ensuring students are ready to succeed. Here's what you'll need to get started:

  • Request Information: Start by reviewing the NCC Course Catalog and BMA program brochure to understand the program details.
  • Meet with an Admissions Representative: Meet with an admissions representative for your personal interview and campus tour to get to know the NCC community. Online students may complete this step through a virtual interview and info session.
  • Take the Scholastic Level Exam (SLE): This 12-minute entrance exam includes 50 questions to assess your problem-solving abilities. A score of 16 or higher is required for admission.
  • Submit Your Application: Complete the application form and provide proof of high school graduation or equivalent (GED/HiSET).
  • Pay the Registration Fee: A one-time, non-refundable fee of $75 is due at the time of registration.

NCC is committed to transparency and support throughout the admissions process. For full details, please visit our Admissions page to learn more about requirements, steps to apply, and how we support you from application to enrollment.

What kind of support will I receive as a student at NCC?

Students have access to a wide range of support services designed to help them succeed from enrollment through job placement. Student Services offers academic advising, tutoring, tech support, and help adjusting to online learning. Career Services provides resume building, mock interviews, career planning, job search support, and connections with employers in business-related fields. Our team is committed to supporting your personal and professional growth every step of the way.

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