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(04-19-2021, 11:38 AM)BlacksAbs Wrote: I loaned a credit from the bank to pay for my master's degree. But it's okay now because I have a stable and well-paid job.
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I considered accounting, but decided to pursue HR. Accounting just does not capture my interest and a little on the boring side of business.
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(01-14-2019, 12:03 AM)Imbrandy Wrote: (01-13-2019, 11:56 PM)MNomadic Wrote: (01-13-2019, 11:43 PM)Imbrandy Wrote: Hi. So does your BSBA not allow you to sit for the CPA?I know you need 150 hours but your previous degree + the TESU BSBA accounting should be sufficient for enough hours to sit for the exam??
I'm not in this field but I know the requirements are different between different states. You would have to look at your state's specific requirements to find out what you need before you can sit for the test.
Thanks. Yes. I’m familiar with my states requirements. TESU is accredited? And will provide transcripts to the board though, right? The OP was asking about his CaPA after completing his BSBA he should be able to sit for it right?
Well, you can either check with your State board or not. I checked with my state Board and received invaluable advice on what classes and delivery methods were acceptable...
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I also have never liked accounting because it's boring to sit in the office all day and making calculations. But I was wrong. I never liked accounting because I didn't understand that.
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(04-25-2021, 03:51 AM)BlacksAbs Wrote: I also have never liked accounting because it's boring to sit in the office all day and making calculations. But I was wrong. I never liked accounting because I didn't understand that.
It depends on your actual role. I've been in accounting for several years and have gone up the ranks to that of a Chief Financial Officer. Accounting is not about doing calculations, it's more about process, controls, and analysis. A simple way to put it, accountants ensure the integrity of the balance sheet and income statement by the application of knowledge towards the financial activities of the organization.
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