Find out more about Great Falls College Montana State University

The online Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degree programs from Great Falls College Montana State University include education across academic disciplines and are designed for transfer-ability to a baccalaureate program. The curriculums provide the first two years of course work for baccalaureate degrees, covering:

• Communication
• Mathematics
• Humanities/Fine Arts
• Natural Science
• Social Sciences/History
• Cultural Diversity
• Cultural Heritage of American Indians
• Computer Skills/Usage

Great Falls College offers an accounting degree online which introduces students to general business, individual income tax, payroll and technology. Gain professional communication and decision making skill sets as you learn how to prepare basic financial statements. Courses include studies in business law, managerial accounting, economics and more. 

The flexibility of online learning allows you to pursue professional goals which fit your schedule, without sacrificing educational standards. Complete assignments and listen to lectures on your time, and participate in discussion forums. 

Gain entry level positions:

• Accounting clerk
• Bookkeeper
• Tax preparer

The online Associate of Applied Science in Health Information Technology program is designed to prepare students to organize and evaluate health records for completeness and accuracy.  Courses teach skills and knowledge in medical terminology, communication, the human form and function, coding, reimbursement, and HIT-specific courses.  Graduates are prepared for careers as health information technologists and to sit for the National Registered Health Information Technologist exam.

The online Certificate of Applied Science in Health Information Coding Specialist program prepares students to begin successful careers where they will transform verbal descriptions of diseases, injuries, and procedures into alphanumeric designations used for data retrieval, analysis, and claims processing.  Graduates are prepared to sit for the National Certified Coding Associate exam.  

Students learn to:

• Use computer applications and software in maintaining health records
• Identify and apply accurate diagnostic and procedural codes for reimbursement
• Interact professionally in the healthcare environment
• Solve problems while utilizing critical thinking skills