>>1380225
ASAP my nigga.

>1-2 year experience under your belt
>at least 1/4 of your CPA complete

Do both of these things before you graduate. These are the keys to reaching the high range of salaries.


I have a friend who graduated from cal poly pomona with an accounting degree and he did the 2 previous things. He's now 3/4 done with it and raking in 85K a month one year after graduating. He interned his junior and senior year.

best of luck young nigga, I believe in you.

>>1380690
now 3/4 done with cpa*

>>1380690
>85K a month
uhhhhh

>>1380690
Don't you need to finish your bachelors to sit for your CPA exam?

>>1380690
And likewise, I heard that you have to take the CPA exams more or less within 6 months, you can't just take 1 portion, with the quarter, sit on it, then wait for the next portion.

OP, from what I've heard Becker has the most rigorous CPA exam prep. It looks kinda bloated desu, but if it works it works. I would seriously start FAR after intermediate accounting, and AUD after auditing.

>>1380690
what is he the fucking CEO?

>>1380844
More than that, isn't it? You need 150 credits.

>>1380690
>I have a friend who graduated from cal poly pomona with an accounting degree and he did the 2 previous things. He's now 3/4 done with it and raking in 85K a month one year after graduating. He interned his junior and senior year
Did he show a pay stub? If not, then you friend is blowing you smoke.

Just graduated accounting. I want to go for finance and analytics jobs. Should I bother with CPA exam? desu I'm too lazy to study that much for it. I was gonna wait to get a job before deciding and see what they want me to do, but I find myself applying to jobs where it's fine if I don't have one due to my personal bias of being a lazy sack.

>>1381552

In some states, basically any state worth living in. But they don't have to be all in accounting.