09-12-2021, 03:17 PM
Want to chime in with a piece of input given that you already have extensive accounting experience and are looking to get a degree in the field: look up how your classes will match against the CPA's education requirements. I think you'll find Washington to be the fastest way to get licensed since you can use your pre-existing work experience but you may need a local one depending on the exact nature of your current work.
I say this as someone that paid zero attention to this in undergrad and then went back to clean it up 12 years later and could've saved himself a bit of trouble with some forethought. You state that you prefer taking tests to papers and already have extensive work experience so I expect the exams would be no trouble for you.
I say this as someone that paid zero attention to this in undergrad and then went back to clean it up 12 years later and could've saved himself a bit of trouble with some forethought. You state that you prefer taking tests to papers and already have extensive work experience so I expect the exams would be no trouble for you.
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