Interesting timing. I graduated a few months ago and have been working as a staff accountant for a couple of months. I'm aiming to pursue my Master's starting in January and then go for my CPA in 2026. I thought about holding out but I think that Master's Program may be beneficial for me.
I hope so, Iβm 3 credits away from the 150 π«
Well donβt lower the standards π€¦π»ββοΈ
This new change is a step in the right direction but to really move the needle the profession needs to address the low pay high stress work culture. Becoming a slave to work just isn't "sexy" like it used to be (being tongue-in-cheek here).
Thats the requirement in CO. A bachelor's / 150 credit hours. No masters needed to sit for the test.
In my country Indonesia, being a CPA needs 144 credits of undergraduate degree in accounting, 3 years working of experience, and hundred hours as auditor.
Interesting I am doing it now
I wonder if this makes the master degree more valuable
I think it's a wonderful idea and it's not lowering any standards. Everything is the same except you don't have to get a masters or waste your time taking a bunch of extra classes you don't need like I'm having to.
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If that happens that would be a great
Once this comes into effect, would this be applicable for the CPA candidates who have already completed their exams?
They need to make this a thing!
Plz do update us on this topic
I do not think this is a good idea. Our society is lazy and stupid. Shit ,77m voted to be treated like second class citizens.
Ugh! More crooks π€¦π»ββοΈπ€¦π»ββοΈ
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