College Profile: Interboro Institute

To be successful in the management of business, the accounting major must know principles of accounting, be familiar with business law and taxation, and possess the necessary skills with which to interpret and communicate financial records and figures.

The Business Administration degree is designed for students interested in developing an understanding of how business organizations acquire and use resources to produce revenue and profits. Areas of study include accounting, management, marketing, finance and the basics of computer technology. The program benefits individuals interested in entering a business field, those considering starting their own companies, and those desiring further education at a senior college.

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Executive Assistant / Legal Office Assistant* / Medical Office Assistant The rapid changes in technology greatly impact the responsibilities of the assistant in todays offices. The curriculum is designed to foster skills development in areas of telephone management, keyboarding, records management, dictation, transcription, word-processing, electronic spreadsheet development, database management and internet research.The Executive Assistant track offers training in office technologies for a variety of opportunities for productive employment. The Legal and Medical Office Assistant tracks prepare graduates for work in specialized professional offices.

Executive Assistant / Legal Office Assistant* / Medical Office Assistant The rapid changes in technology greatly impact the responsibilities of the assistant in today?s offices. The curriculum is designed to foster skills development in areas of telephone management, keyboarding, records management, dictation, transcription, word-processing, electronic spreadsheet development, database management and internet research.The Executive Assistant track offers training in office technologies for a variety of opportunities for productive employment. The Legal and Medical Office Assistant tracks prepare graduates for work in specialized professional offices.

This program is accredited by the Commission on Opticianry Aaccreditation 8665 Sudley Road #341 Manassas VA 20110. The ophthalmic dispenser is an eye care professional who fills prescriptions for corrective eyewear in accordance with an ophthalmologist or optometrists determination. The ophthalmic dispenser combines an in-depth study of optics and anatomy with dispensing knowledge and fabricating skill to ensure that each patient receives a properly fitted pair of eyeglasses or contact lenses. The program prepares the student for national certifying examinations given by the American Board of Opticianry and the National Contact Lens Examiners. Certification and graduation establish eligibility for entrance to the New York State Professional Licensing Examination for Ophthalmic Dispensing.On-campus laboratories and dispensaries resemble those encountered in the optical industry. An on-site clinical internship provides patient contact and dispensing experience. Students train on state-of-the-art instrumentation and machinery, gaining competence in all aspects of opticianry from fabrication to the dispensing of the finished product. The program emphasizes ethics and professionalism.