Accountants...which is the best career path out of the 3. Highest income potential more rewarding job to do? Most or least stressful? I know advisory requires more interactions with clients and more travel
Tax vs assurance vs advisory
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VerbalIntercourse
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it's all based on your personality.
Tax pays better but not by much. audit and adviosry travel a lot. tax is more in the office.
audit people are more outgoing. tax is more for the introverted.
I cant do tax. I hate it. From what I can tell, I think you are more of an Audit person.
Tax pays better but not by much. audit and adviosry travel a lot. tax is more in the office.
audit people are more outgoing. tax is more for the introverted.
I cant do tax. I hate it. From what I can tell, I think you are more of an Audit person.
Thanks I'm guessing hours are similar? I'll do more research on these areas and see what fits my personality best
VerbalIntercourse
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If you had a GPA above 3.3, i'd hire you. You seem to be an enthusiastic person. From your politics, i can tell you aren't self entitled and may have a good work ethic.
Make sure those characteristics show up on your resume. good luck! Aim for the Big4
This is a little too optimistic
Depends on if he's at a target school or not but I know big four firms want higher GPAs than that
Op ask your career services about that
takinghits
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First get into Audit to finish your CPA. After that you can easily transfer to tax or advisory as long as you are a good worker.
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Overall 3.6 business core 3.9 gpa so far. One c+ and all As and one A- last semester back. I'm 29 getting my accounting degree and should be out by 14. Would they look at me in a negative light when hiring due to my age?
SmoothOperator88
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i'll be 28 at that time i wanna know this too
Me too, I'll be 26 when I get out in 2015. I might have my MBA also when I get out though.
i'll be 28 at that time i wanna know this too
I mean its not like we will be 50, i'm hoping its a plus since we will have a maturity and life experience edge. But i'm guessing its all in the interview and how you present yourself and what connections you make. Many people think i'm 21 anyway
i'll also be either passed the CPA exam or about to take it
same here
i'll be at 152 credits when i graduate but i will have to double check that...if im not at 150 i will at least be at 135
i wouldn't even graduate from grad school just take enough shyt to hit 150 and bounce.
to me, CPA>>>>>
SmoothOperator88
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From a guy I talked to if you have the opportunity to get your MBA while still in undergrad do it. It'll make your life a lot easier as far as earning power is concerned out of school.
Me personally, I'm applying to the dual BBA/MBA program at my school at the end of this semester provided that I don't screw up. 150 credits and get your Bachelors, MBA and the end and be eligible for the CPA exam. If you have that option, go for it.