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Accounting

Overview
Curriculum
Outcomes
Faculty
Cost
Scholarships
Requirements
Accreditation

Overview

careers

Accounts Payable
Accounts Receivable
Finance Officer
Accounting Clerk
Bookkeeper
Billing Assistant
Accounting Assistant
Billing Analyst

The Accounting program provides comprehensive training in the financial principles, software, and business practices that employers rely on every day. You’ll build skills in financial accounting, payroll, bookkeeping, taxation, auditing, budgeting, and business finance while gaining hands-on experience with industry-standard accounting tools and technology.

As an accounting professional, you’ll play a vital role in the success of businesses and organizations of all sizes. You’ll learn to analyze and interpret financial information, prepare financial statements, manage accounts payable and receivable, process payroll, conduct audits, develop budgets and forecasts, and assist with tax preparation and financial reporting.

Graduates are prepared for a variety of in-demand careers, including accounting assistant, accounts receivable or payable specialist, billing clerk, bookkeeper, payroll specialist, auditing clerk, management trainee, and other entry-level accounting and finance positions. Because every organization depends on accurate financial records and sound business decisions, accounting professionals continue to be in high demand across industries. Mitchell Tech graduates are highly sought after by employers for their practical experience, attention to detail, and job-ready skills.

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Curriculum

Award: AAS Degree

First Semester

ACCT110 > Principles of Accounting IProvides knowledge of fundamental accounting standards, concepts and practices utilized in the preparation and analysis of financial reports for non-corporate and corporate business entities. Topics include business transactions and accounting records, the accounting cycle, financial statements, internal controls, current assets and liabilities, fixed assets and depreciation. Minimum “C” grade required.4 credits

BUS101 > Introduction to BusinessA survey of the business world covering business terminology, concepts and current business issues. The student will develop a business vocabulary, foster critical and analytical thinking and refine business decision-making skills. A major goal of this course is to help students become citizens who can contribute and compete in an increasingly global business environment. This course serves as a foundation for additional business subjects.3 credits

BUS122 > E-Commerce3 credits

BUS143 > Document ProductionThis course will introduce word processing skills that can be combined with students’ basic skills to create complex documents. Students will utilize Microsoft Word to create and format documents and tables; create mail merges, macros, templates and fill-in forms; set and manipulate tabs; insert charts, graphics and hyperlinks; and import and export data. Students will also look at different ways of sharing documents with others. This course will help prepare the student for the Microsoft Word certification exam.3 credits

SSS100 > Student SuccessProvides a foundation for gaining the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary for college success. Students will learn to make a successful transition to higher education by setting up a pattern of success that will last the rest of their lives. Students will define goals and develop thinking skills, learning strategies and personal qualities essential to both academic and career success.1 credit

MATH112 > Business Mathematics3 credits

Total Semester Hours17 credits

Second Semester

ACCT111 > Principles of Accounting II4 credits

BUS120 > Principles of MarketingIntroduction to marketing concepts and terminology. Establishes the origins, roles, purposes and scope of marketing as a business process and activity. Introduction to the marketing environment, as well as the different aspects of the marketing mix: products, price, promotion and distribution, is presented.3 credits

BUS140 > Business Law3 credits

BUS204 > Customer ServiceCustomer service is a critical element in the success and future of all businesses that compete in today’s economy. It is more challenging than ever to attract and retain customers because more companies are competing for the same customer. This course is a study of issues in the workplace relating to effective customer service and emphasizes three different aspects of customer service: the profession, skills for success, and building and maintaining relationships. Through role play scenarios, collaborative learning activities, and application of concepts to real-world situations, students are introduced to the issues of ethics, problem solving, strategy implementation, empowerment, communications, motivation and leadership necessary for the delivery of exceptional customer service and customer retention.3 credits

> Written Communications Elective3 credits

Total Semester Hours16 credits

Third Semester

ACCT212 > Intermediate Accounting IReview of basic accounting concepts and principles, financial statements, the accounting process, cash and temporary investments, receivables, inventories and cost procedures. Statement of cash flows, the time-value-of-money inventory cost allocations, valuation procedures and estimation are discussed. Computer problems are solved using accounting software. Prerequisite: ACCT 111.3 credits

ACCT214 > Cost Accounting IAccounting concepts, procedures and systems used in planning and controlling manufacturing business operations. Emphasis is placed on sources of cost information, maintenance of cost accounting records and cost accounting reports. Topics include accounting for materials, labor and factory overhead, job order costing and process costing systems. Prerequisite: ACCT 111.3 credits

ACCT218 > Tax Accounting IComprehensive study of federal income tax law. Major emphasis is on structure and administration of federal income tax law, preparation of individual income tax returns, supporting schedules and income tax planning procedures. Topics include gross income inclusions and exclusions, business and personal deductions, tax credits and property transactions. Prerequisite: ACCT 111.3 credits

CIS107 > Spreadsheet ConceptsDetailed instruction on the use of Microsoft Excel covering beginning, intermediate, and advanced concepts. Concepts covered include working with formulas and functions; creating and formatting charts graphs and pivot tables/pivot charts; sorting and filtering lists; data consolidation between multiple worksheets and workbooks; and importing and exporting of data.3 credits

> General Education Eletive3 credits

> General Education Elective3 credits

Total Semester Hours18 credits

Fourth Semester

ACCT213 > Intermediate Accounting IIComprehensive overview of liability relationships and owner’s equity. Accounting for corporations is discussed. The importance of accounting for long-term bonds and investments, leases, retained earnings and their distribution is presented. Accounting for pensions, revenue recognition and financial reporting are covered. The acquisition, utilization and retirement of operating assets is covered. Computer problems are solved using accounting software. Prerequisite: ACCT 212.3 credits

ACCT221 > Quickbooks3 credits

ACCT230 > Government and NonprofitThis course covers both the governance and management of government and nonprofit organizations. The course will focus on the scope and structure of the nonprofit sector, leadership of nonprofits, management, fundraising, earned income strategies, financial management, lobbying and advocacy, managing international and global organizations, and social entrepreneurship. Prerequisite ACCT 1113 credits

ACCT242 > Tax Accounting II3 credits

ACCT245 > Managerial AccountingManagerial accounting is concerned with providing information to managers for use within the organization. Managerial accounting is a company’s internal language, and is used for decision making, production management, product design and pricing, marketing, and for motivating and evaluating employees. Prerequisite: ACCT 11113 credits

BUS217 > Database ApplicationsThis course provides detailed instruction on the use of Microsoft Access covering introductory, intermediate, and advanced concepts. Proper procedures for designing and administering a database suitable for both professional purposes and personal use will be explored. Concepts covered include importing and exporting data, working with tables, queries, forms, reports, and data macros. Students are exposed to practical examples showcasing Access as a useful tool. Students will discover the underlying functionality of Access allowing them to become more productive.3 credits

Total Semester Hours18 credits

Requirements

Computer Requirements

This program allows you to bring your own laptop as long as it meets these minimum specifications:

Processor – Intel Core i Series (i3, i5, i7) or AMD Ryzen
Operating System – Windows 10
Webcam Recommended
Memory – 4 GB or more
Internal Storage – 64 GB or more
Microsoft Office is available at no charge as long as enrolled at Mitchell Tech
NO APPLE/MAC COMPUTERS

Outcomes

At the completion of the program, graduates will be able to:

Prepare financial transactions and statements for a business
Apply current and emerging technologies to business situations
Communicate effectively and professionally in business situations
Justify issues in ethical decision-making and social responsibility
Analyze financial data to support business decisions
Perform basic financial accounting functions for a state or local government unit

Mission

The Accounting/Business Management program’s mission is to empower students with the skills needed to succeed in technical careers.

Vision

Mitchell Technical College’s Accounting/Business Management program will be an innovative leader in accounting and business education while preparing students for career success and lifelong learning in an ever-changing world.

Core Values

Continuous Improvement
The Accounting/Business Management program incorporates an evidence-based model of continuous improvement to enable excellence in education.

Innovation
The Accounting/Business Management program integrates state-of-the-art technologies and instructional methods to deliver a high-quality, unique educational experience.

Diversity & Respect
The Accounting/Business Management program seeks and values a diverse population and responds to the unique needs of individuals, recognizing the dignity and worth of all people and fostering a climate of respect among its students and faculty.

Learner-Centered Education
The Accounting/Business Management program develops future business leaders by teaching students with a global perspective on lifelong learning and problem-solving skills.

Community
The Accounting/Business Management program leverages local partnerships, mentors, an advisory board and regional businesses to expose students to real-world experiences and industry expectations.

Annual Program Review

Check out the 2025-26 Annual Program Review for information on how faculty ensure the quality and effectiveness of the program.

Faculty

Jordan Von Eye

Instructor

Annika Russell-Manke

Program Coordinator / Instructor

Cost

Other Required Costs

Books / Tools (estimated) $431

Accreditation

ACBSP Standard 7 requires that the business unit have a systematic process to identify and track key student performance measures for the purpose of of continuous improvement.

Program graduates
Year	Accounting	Business Management
2022	4	6
2021	6	11
2020	6	7

Job placement rate for Accounting/Business Management program graduates*
Year	% of Grads Employed in Related Field
2022	75%
2021	69%
2020	69%

Retention rate for Accounting/Business Management program**
	Number enrolled in previous year	Number graduated or still enrolled	Retention Rate
2022	41	34	83%
2021	38	28	74%
2020	37	30	81%

*Calculated as percentage of Accounting and Business Management graduates in the job market who are employed in a job related to their training six months after graduation

** Retention rate is calculated from fall to fall. The rate is the number of students in the previous fall enrollment who either graduate or are still enrolled in the following fall semester.

Scholarships

$500

Lisa Jolliff Memorial Scholarship

About
Eligibility
Criteria

In memory of Lisa Marie Jolliff, her family is honored to establish the Lisa Jolliff Memorial Scholarship for a student attending Mitchell Technical College. Lisa was a caring, giving, loyal, reliable, genuine, and hardworking person. She believed in doing things the right way, keeping her word, helping others, and giving her best in everything she did. She was someone people could count on, and her kindness and genuine concern for others left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know her. Lisa was a loving daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, friend, and dedicated member of her community. Her family wanted to find a meaningful way to honor her life and the qualities she represented. Through this scholarship, we hope to continue the spirit of giving that was such an important part of who Lisa was. The Lisa Marie Jolliff Memorial Scholarship will provide financial assistance to a Mitchell Technical College student who demonstrates dedication, perseverance, a strong work ethic, and a desire to build a successful future through education. Our family hopes this scholarship will be more than financial assistance. We hope it will be a way for Lisa’s qualities and values to continue to live on. She was caring. She was giving. She was loyal. She was reliable. She was genuine. She was hardworking. These are the qualities we remember and cherish, and they are the qualities we hope this scholarship will honor. By helping a student pursue an education and work toward a future career, we can carry a little piece of Lisa’s legacy forward and allow her spirit of caring and giving to continue touching the lives of others. In loving memory of Lisa Marie Jolliff— a life that made a difference, and a legacy that will continue. The Family of Lisa Marie Jolliff

Must be enrolled full-time in an on-campus program.
Must complete the online MTC Foundation scholarship application.
Preference is given to students with limited funding opportunities and/or social supports.

Must be enrolled full-time in an on-campus program. Must complete the online MTC Foundation scholarship application. Preference is given to students with limited funding opportunities and/or social supports.

$2500

Jack & Donna Steele Family Scholarship

About
Eligibility
Criteria

Must be enrolled fulltime in a Mitchell Technical College program with a 3.0 GPA or higher.
Must complete the online MTC Foundation scholarship application.

Must be enrolled fulltime in a Mitchell Technical College program with a 3.0 GPA or higher. Must complete the online MTC Foundation scholarship application.

$500

Graves Family Scholarship

About
Eligibility
Criteria

Dr. Joe Graves is the Secretary of Education for the South Dakota Department of Education. As an advocate of technical education, and as a supporter of Mitchell Technical College, he and his family are pleased to offer Mitchell High School students the opportunity to receive a scholarship to assist in their educational journey.

First-year student from the Mitchell Area High School with a 3.0 GPA or higher.

$500

Tessier Family Foundation – Current Students

About
Eligibility
Criteria

The Tessier Family Foundation began providing funds for scholarships in 2014 for students enrolled in the Accounting/Business Management, Heating and Cooling Technology, LPN and Medical Assistant programs. The scholarships will be awarded in January each year and applied to the recipient’s accounts the following Fall semester.

First Year Student
Accounting
Heating and Cooling Technology
Licensed Practical Nursing
Medical Assistant

Applicant must be currently enrolled as a first year full-time student in Accounting/Business Management, Heating and Cooling Technology, LPN or Medical Assistant programs to be eligible for these scholarships. Applicant must complete the MTC current student online application during the open application period as instructed to be eligible for these scholarships.

$1000

South Dakota Assoc. of Cooperatives Scholarship

About
Eligibility
Criteria

The scholarship was established in 2013.

Accounting
Agricultural Business
Agronomy
Animal Science
Business Management
Diesel Power – Ag Power Technology
Electrical Construction & Maintenance
Electrical Utilities & Substation Technology
Power Line Construction & Maintenance
Wi-Fi & Broadband Technologies
Wind Turbine Technology

Applicant must be an accepted full-time student enrolled at MTC in one of the programs mentioned Applicant must complete the MTC scholarship application during the open application period as instructed to be eligible for this scholarship First priority will be given to students with ties to a SDAC member cooperative Essay responses will be a large part of the recipient decision

$1000

Osterhaus Endowed Scholarships

About
Eligibility
Criteria

Martin and Maude Osterhaus established this endowed scholarship in 1995 to provide financial support for at least four deserving Mitchell Tech students each year. The scholarships will be awarded in January each year and applied to the recipient’s account the following Fall semester.

Accounting
Agricultural Business
Agronomy
Animal Science
Architectural Design and Building Construction
Automation Controls/SCADA
Business Management
Culinary Academy of South Dakota
Diesel Power – Ag Power Technology
Electrical Construction & Maintenance
Electrical Utilities & Substation Technology
Heating & Cooling Technology
Information Systems Technology
Machining and Manufacturing
Medical Assistant
Medical Laboratory Technology
Medical Office Professional
Medical Office Professional
Power Line Construction & Maintenance
Power Sports & Marine Technology
Precision Ag Technology
Radiation Therapy
Radiologic Technology
Small Business Management
Social Services
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Utilities Technology
Wi-Fi & Broadband Technologies
Wind Turbine Technology

$1000

Mitchell Tech Retiree Endowed Scholarship

About
Eligibility
Criteria

The scholarship was established by the former faculty and staff of Mitchell Tech.

Accounting
Agricultural Business
Agronomy
Animal Science
Architectural Design and Building Construction
Automation Controls/SCADA
Business Management
Culinary Academy of South Dakota
Diesel Power – Ag Power Technology
Electrical Construction & Maintenance
Electrical Utilities & Substation Technology
Geospatial Technologies
Heating & Cooling Technology
Information Systems Technology
Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN)
Machining and Manufacturing
Medical Assistant
Medical Laboratory Technology
Medical Office Professional
Medical Office Professional
Natural Gas Technology
Office Technology Specialist
Power Line Construction & Maintenance
Power Sports & Marine Technology
Precision Ag Technology
Radiation Therapy
Radiologic Technology
Small Business Management
Social Services
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Utilities Technology
Wi-Fi & Broadband Technologies
Wind Turbine Technology

Applicant must be enrolled full time at MTC. Applicant must have a GPA of 2.5 or greater. Applicant must complete the MTC Online application during the open application period to be eligible to receive this scholarship.

$1000

Laverne & Nell Tollefson Memorial Scholarship

About
Eligibility
Criteria

The LaVerne and Nell Tollefson Memorial Scholarship is eligible for any program at Mitchell Technical College. Also the recipient must have a current GPA of 2.5 or higher and be a current student.

Accounting
Administrative Office Specialist
Agricultural Business
Agronomy
Animal Science
Architectural Design and Building Construction
Automation Engineering Technology
Automation Controls/SCADA
Business Management
Culinary Academy of South Dakota
Diesel Power – Ag Power Technology
Diesel Power – Light Truck Technology
Electrical Construction & Maintenance
Electrical Utilities & Substation Technology
Geospatial Technologies
Heating & Cooling Technology
Information Systems Technology
Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN)
Machining and Manufacturing
Medical Assistant
Medical Laboratory Technology
Medical Office Professional
Medical Office Professional
Natural Gas Technology
On Campus
Power Line Construction & Maintenance
Power Sports & Marine Technology
Precision Ag Technology
Progressive Welding Technology
Radiation Therapy
Radiologic Technology
Registered Nursing (LPN to RN)
Small Business Management
Social Services
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Utilities Technology
Wi-Fi & Broadband Technologies
Wind Turbine Technology

Applicant must be accepted or currently enrolled as a full-time student in any program at Mitchell Technical College. Applicant must maintain a GPA of 2.5 or higher Applicant must complete the MTC online application during the open application period as instructed to be eligible for this scholarship

$1000

John And Diane Weber “Career Change” Endowed Scholarship

About
Eligibility
Criteria

This scholarship was established in 2015 by the daughters of Diane Weber. Diane’s early adult years were spent in the Peace Corp, working at Bell Telephone and teaching German and English after college. The scholarship honors Diane’s desire in 1974 to change her career and her enrollment at Mitchell Tech to become a Clinical Lab Technician. The scholarships will be awarded in January each year and applied to the recipient’s account the following Fall semester.

Accounting
Agricultural Business
Agronomy
Animal Science
Architectural Design and Building Construction
Automation Controls/SCADA
Culinary Academy of South Dakota
Diesel Power – Ag Power Technology
Electrical Construction & Maintenance
Electrical Utilities & Substation Technology
Geospatial Technologies
Heating & Cooling Technology
Information Systems Technology
Machining and Manufacturing
Medical Assistant
Medical Laboratory Technology
Medical Office Professional
Power Line Construction & Maintenance
Power Sports & Marine Technology
Precision Ag Technology
Radiation Therapy
Radiologic Technology
Social Services
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Utilities Technology
Wi-Fi & Broadband Technologies
Wind Turbine Technology

• Full-time enrollment in a program at Mitchell Technical College to prepare for a career change. • Maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher • Program instructor recommendation. • Veterans pursuing new training as they enter the civilian sector are encouraged to apply. • Complete the MTC online application during open application periods.

$750

Plagmann Family Scholarship

About
Eligibility
Criteria

Established in 2011, the Plagmann Family Scholarship honors Gary and Sheryl Plagmann and their lasting dedication to their professions and to Mitchell Technical College. Gary Plagmann devoted nearly 40 years to the telecommunications industry across South Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota, playing a key role in numerous rural telephone company upgrades throughout his career. Sheryl Plagmann, a 1970 graduate of Mitchell Technical College, returned to the college in 2009 to work with the Mitchell Technical College Foundation where she served through 2025 in support of students and the Mitchell Tech’s mission. This scholarship is awarded to a full-time student in their final year within the Wi-Fi & Broadband Technology, Accounting, Business Management, or Social Services program who maintains a GPA of 2.5 or higher.

Wi-Fi & Broadband Technologies
Accounting
Business Management
Social Services

Applicant must be a full-time current enrolled student in the Wi-Fi and Broadband/Telecom Program, Accounting, Business Management, or Social Services program. Applicant must be a resident of South Dakota Applicant must have a GPA of 2.5 or better Applicants must complete the MTC Online application during the open application period to be eligible for this scholarship

$500

Daniel Roy Todd Memorial Scholarship

About
Eligibility
Criteria

Daniel Roy Todd, son of native Letcher, SD parents, returned to his family roots in 1998 to care for his father and in August, 2001 he accepted the position of Executive Director of the recently-established Mitchell Technical College Foundation. Dan’s varied experiences in research, planning, consulting, and community development allowed him to focus on strategic planning for the Mitchell Technical College Foundation. In a very short time he had established the Mitchell Technical College Alumni Association and provided an excellent base upon which the Foundation was built. Dan passed away in 2005 after a brief illness but the Mitchell Technical College Foundation still credits him with the early success of the organization. The Daniel Roy Todd Fund began providing scholarships in 2016.

Accounting
Agricultural Business
Agronomy
Animal Science
Architectural Design and Building Construction
Automation Controls/SCADA
Culinary Academy of South Dakota
Diesel Power – Ag Power Technology
Electrical Construction & Maintenance
Heating & Cooling Technology
Human Services Technician
Information Systems Technology
Machining and Manufacturing
Medical Assistant
Medical Laboratory Technology
Medical Office Professional
Power Sports & Marine Technology
Precision Ag Technology
Radiation Therapy
Radiologic Technology
Small Business Management
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Wi-Fi & Broadband Technologies
Wind Turbine Technology

Applicant must be a currently enrolled first year full-time student in any two year program Applicant must demonstrate financial need as determined by the FAFSA (universal financial aid application form) Applicant must maintain a GPA of 2.5 or higher Applicant must complete the MTC online application during the open application period as instructed to be eligible for this scholarship First priority of scholarship recipient is a graduate of Sanborn Central or Artesian/Letcher High School. In the event there is not an application from Sanborn County the award will be given to a Davison County resident The award will be announced in January each year and applied to the recipient’s account the following Fall semester

$1000

BPO Elks #1059 Endowed Scholarship

About
Eligibility
Criteria

The Endowment was established in 2010 with the first scholarship provided in the 2011/12 school year. The scholarship will be awarded in January each year and applied to the recipient’s account the following Fall semester.

Accounting
Agricultural Business
Agronomy
Animal Science
Architectural Design and Building Construction
Automation Controls/SCADA
Business Management
Culinary Academy of South Dakota
Diesel Power – Ag Power Technology
Electrical Construction & Maintenance
Electrical Utilities & Substation Technology
Heating & Cooling Technology
Human Services Technician
Information Systems Technology
Machining and Manufacturing
Medical Assistant
Medical Laboratory Technology
Medical Office Professional
Medical Office Professional
Power Sports & Marine Technology
Precision Ag Technology
Radiation Therapy
Radiologic Technology
Small Business Management
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Utilities Technology
Wi-Fi & Broadband Technologies
Wind Turbine Technology

Applicant must be a U.S. citizen and have attended school in the Mitchell area Applicant must be involved with student leadership Applicant must be currently enrolled full-time at Mitchell Technical College and be within two years of MTC graduation Applicant must complete the MTC online application form during the open application period as instructed to be eligible for the scholarship Applicant must maintain a GPA of 2.6 Applicant must demonstrate financial need according to FAFSA Scholarship award may be retained for 4 semesters or put on hold for military service Applicant must permit selection committee to solicit oral or written recommendation from instructor or administrator Applicant must live within 50 miles of Mitchell

$1000

Thomsen Family Endowed Scholarships

About
Eligibility
Criteria

The first endowed fund for scholarships at Mitchell Technical College, the GF Thomsen Family Scholarship has been awarded annually since 1995. This scholarship for Incoming Mitchell Tech students in any program will be awarded by April 1 each year and applied to the recipient’s accounts the following Fall semester.

Accounting
Agricultural Business
Agronomy
Animal Science
Architectural Design and Building Construction
Automation Controls/SCADA
Culinary Academy of South Dakota
Diesel Power – Ag Power Technology
Electrical Construction & Maintenance
Electrical Utilities & Substation Technology
Heating & Cooling Technology
Human Services Technician
Information Systems Technology
Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN)
Machining and Manufacturing
Medical Assistant
Medical Laboratory Technology
Medical Office Professional
Medical Office Professional
Power Line Construction & Maintenance
Power Sports & Marine Technology
Precision Ag Technology
Radiation Therapy
Radiologic Technology
Small Business Management
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Utilities Technology
Wi-Fi & Broadband Technologies
Wind Turbine Technology

Applicant must be an accepted Incoming full-time student in any program at MTC. Applicant must complete the MTC Incoming Student online application between January 1 and March 31 to be eligible for this scholarship Recipient selection will be based on essay responses

$500

MTC Freshmen Scholarship

About
Eligibility
Criteria

These scholarships are provided to full-time Incoming students enrolled at Mitchell Tech. The funding for this scholarship is provided by the contributions to the Mitchell Technical College Foundation by the staff and faculty of Mitchell Technical College. Recipients will be notified of awards mid-summer. All awards will be credited to student accounts for the Fall semester.

Accounting
Agricultural Business
Agronomy
Animal Science
Architectural Design and Building Construction
Automation Controls/SCADA
Culinary Academy of South Dakota
Diesel Power – Ag Power Technology
Electrical Construction & Maintenance
Electrical Utilities & Substation Technology
Geospatial Technologies
Heating & Cooling Technology
Human Services Technician
Information Systems Technology
Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN)
Machining and Manufacturing
Medical Assistant
Medical Laboratory Technology
Medical Office Professional
Medical Office Professional
Power Line Construction & Maintenance
Power Sports & Marine Technology
Precision Ag Technology
Radiation Therapy
Radiologic Technology
Small Business Management
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Utilities Technology
Wi-Fi & Broadband Technologies
Wind Turbine Technology

Applicant must complete the MTC Incoming student online application to be eligible for the scholarship Applicant must demonstrate financial need as determined by the FAFSA (universal financial aid application form)

Accounting

Overview

careers

Accounts Payable

Accounts Receivable

Finance Officer

Accounting Clerk

Bookkeeper

Billing Assistant

Accounting Assistant

Billing Analyst

Curriculum

First Semester

Second Semester

Third Semester

Fourth Semester

Requirements

Computer Requirements

Outcomes

Mission

Vision

Core Values

Faculty

Cost

Other Required Costs

Accreditation

Scholarships

$500

Lisa Jolliff Memorial Scholarship

$2500

Jack & Donna Steele Family Scholarship

$500

Graves Family Scholarship

$500

Tessier Family Foundation – Current Students

$1000

South Dakota Assoc. of Cooperatives Scholarship

$1000

Osterhaus Endowed Scholarships

$1000

Mitchell Tech Retiree Endowed Scholarship

$1000

Laverne & Nell Tollefson Memorial Scholarship

$1000

John And Diane Weber “Career Change” Endowed Scholarship

$750

Plagmann Family Scholarship

$500

Daniel Roy Todd Memorial Scholarship

$1000

BPO Elks #1059 Endowed Scholarship

$1000

Thomsen Family Endowed Scholarships

$500

MTC Freshmen Scholarship

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