Bhwork, first of all, congrats on going back to school. Please don't take this the wrong way, but it takes alot of guts to do that after working for a long time. The last two years or however long it is until you graduate will go by very fast.

I just graduated from college in December with my BA in accounting, and was job searching for the last year before I got out (I had a job, but it was just a pt accounting job while I finished school). You may find a better way to word it in a book, but this is how I worded it. For background, and to show you how it flows together, I also included a bit of my objective statement that I placed at the beginning of my resume:

OBJECTIVE

Highly motivated accounting college student graduating in Dec. 2006, with one year of accounting experience, seeking a *type of position* position which will utilize the following:

Technical skills
Soft skills
Job related skills, etc.
(Done as bullets, I had 6 of them)

EDUCATION (Since you have way more job experience than I do, you may want to place at least your accounting related work first. I wanted the emphasis on my education so that's why it's here)

College Name
College Address

Degree Type                                                   Expected Graduation Date           
Major                                                                GPA

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Hope this helps. Also too, bookkeeping is a very valuable position. However, if you're looking to go into public accounting, or Corporate America, don't look past the opportunities for paid internships, etc. There was a very bright woman that graduated in my class who was 48. She had been working in bookeeping, and at the time had a job working for a school board. During her last year of college, she landed a paid internship with a large accounting firm, and got a job with them f/t after graduating. She met them at a career fair. She even admitted herself that had she not been in college, she would have never had a chance because of her age and her level of experience. Good luck!