BS in Accounting Technology

About this course

The BS in Accounting Technology is a four-year degree program that centers on the basic accounting skills, business, and finance skills that will help students pursue careers in bookkeeping, auditing, tax preparation, and business analysis. This program is designed to equip students with knowledge, skills, and values that will make them competent professionals in the field of accounting.

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Freshman Admission Requirements:
Admission Requirements - Freshmen: 1. Original High School Report Card (Form 138) with complete grades and with eligibility certificate indicated and signed by the authorized school official of the previous school. 2. Certification of honors received duly signed by the High School Principal for Valedictorians and Salutatorians 3. Four (4)copies of 2×2 ID colored pictures and student’s name written at the back 4. Two (2) copies of 1×1 ID colored pictures and student’s name written at the back 5. 1 Photocopy of Baptismal Certificate 6. 2 Photocopies of NSO Birth Certificate 7. Original Certificate of Good Moral Character 8. 2 Photocopies of NCAE Result

Transferees Admission Requirements:
Admission Requirements - Transferees: 1. Transfer Credentials / Honorable Dismissal - for applicants of BS in Accountancy, the student must have an average of at least 85%. - for applicants of BS in Accounting Technology, the student must have an average of at least 80%. 2. Four (4)copies of 2×2 ID colored pictures and student’s name written at the back 3. Two (2) copies of 1×1 ID colored pictures and student’s name written at the back 4. 1 Photocopy of Baptismal Certificate 5. 2 Photocopies of NSO Birth Certificate 6. Original Certificate of Good Moral Character 7. 2 Photocopies of NCAE Result

About the Provider

Don Carlo Cavina School (DCCS), established in 1988, is a Catholic educational institution built by the Daughters of St. Francis de Sales and founders, Don Carlo Cavina and Mother Teresa Fantoni. It started as a formation house that was built by the congregation of the Daughters of St. Francis de Sales in 1986. Two months later and given the few existing schools in the area, it responded to the mission of educating the youth. 

Today, it accepts Kinder to Grade 10 students, offers senior high schooling for ABM, STEM, and HUMSS, and bachelor degree programs in accountancy, accounting technology, entrepreneurship, and office administration.

It is duly-recognized by the Department of Education (DepEd) and the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). DCCS teaches its students to live by the values of proficiency, praiseworthiness, and prudence.