Each year, approximately 0.0% of Virginia graduates, receive a Bookkeeping certificate.

National College-Salem, the only accredited Bookkeeping school in Virginia, is located in Salem. It received a ranking of 78th in the country in 2010. In 2010, 0 students graduated from National College-Salem's Bookkeeping programs.

Cost

Students enrolled in Bookkeeping courses at National College-Salem paid $10,489 per year in tuition fees.

A Bookkeeping certificate from a Virginia school... what next?

The highest percentage of Bookkeeping graduates in Virginia pursue careers as a bookkeeping clerk. In Virginia, the largest numbers of bookkeeping clerks work in the following counties:

1. Chesapeake County - 9,070 bookkeeping clerks
2. Caroline County - 8,110 bookkeeping clerks
3. Botetourt County - 2,140 bookkeeping clerks

Salary

A bookkeeping clerk in Virginia earns $36,800 per year on average. But, salaries for bookkeeping clerks can vary. In 2010, bookkeeping clerks made as little as less than $17,100 per year or as much as more than $51,020 per year in Virginia. [A/An] bookkeeping clerks in the following Virginia counties makes the highest salaries on average:

1. Caroline County - $36,460 per year
2. Albemarle County - $35,460 per year
3. Chesapeake County - $34,490 per year

The Virginia counties with the lowest average salary for bookkeeping clerks are:

1. Danville County - $28,720 per year
2. Buchanan County - $28,960 per year
3. Brunswick County - $29,650 per year

More Information

For more Virginia data regarding a career in bookkeeping in Virginia and to compare salaries with various related fields such as small business or bookkeeping, take a look at the graphs and charts below.