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I recently graduated school with a double in Psych and Criminology, but after injuring myself, my first plan of becoming a cop fell through the hole for the time being and I'd like to look into other fields. What should I be doing if I want to become an accountant (and eventual CPA)? I'm looking into taking courses at my local community college and possibly going for a bachelors in accounting at a nearby school. Could I be doing things differently? More efficiently? This is the pathway I've completed the most of: * A bachelor’s degree; (done) * 24 semester units in accounting-related subjects; * 24 semester units in business-related subjects; (have some units completed for several econ classes) * 150 semester units (or 225 quarter units) of education; (done) * Passing the Uniform CPA Exam; * One year of general accounting experience supervised by a CPA with an active license; and * Passing an ethics course. How do most people complete their one year of general accounting experience supervised by a CPA-just work at a firm with other accountants who may have one or two who are CPA certified and call it a day? I live in California if that helps  .
HELP, MY ARM-- fucked around with this message at 01:47 on Oct 27, 2010 |
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