thinking about changing degree at last second

[bjcheung77]

If you decide to take everything at Davar, it's again, $258 for all 4 courses. They are pretty much just reviewing presentations/slides with information and memorizing them. It's easier I think than going through a set of quizzes and then a final, depends on personal preference. For Study.com, it'll be $200 + $140 for two extra exams, I suggest taking the Lower Level options mentioned in my previous post... for Davar/Study.com, it won't really matter how the courses come in, as they don't need to be upper level.

[BrianFallon]

So, I am thinking about changing my degree because the computer science jobs I was interested in now require a master's or other specialization in many cases. I have had a few different companies where I went through FOUR interviews and ultimately didn't get hired. I am ready to take a path of less resistance at this point.

Anyway, I am thinking about changing to BSBA Accounting at TESU. But I'm concerned about Principles of Finance. I don't think the course has to be 300, but I'm not sure. I plan on fulfilling these courses at Study.com, but I'm curious about other input:

FIN-301 Principles of Finance --> ???
MAN-210 Principles of Management --> Business 101: Principles of Management (Study.com)
MAN-372 International Management OR BUS-311 Business in Society --> Business 308: Globalization & International Management (Study.com)
MAN-373 Managerial Communications --> Business 324: Managerial Communication

I'm thinking of sitting for the CPA exam in my state and I have had no problem getting interviews and job offers for accounting jobs, despite my degree / certificate(s) not being paid for and official yet.

Thanks in advance!

If you are thinking of sitting for a CPA, contact your state accountancy board - my state was very helpful in determining what types of courses they would count toward the hours needed and what courses they would NOT.


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[Maniac Craniac]

I don't know anything about the fields of accounting or CS, but I think it's an awesome idea to make yourself more well-rounded like that.