Levi Ferguson

I'm an incoming college freshman planning on majoring in accounting, and I was wondering what information or sources are used to prepare for interviews for internships or work?

I am planning to major in both psychology and business, but I still worry about landing a fulfilling job after college because of the struggle most people have getting hired at most places. How can I build myself up during this four-year period at college to look best on a resume or to HR?

I would like to be an accountant . I inquire what is expected of me in order to achieve this dream . I also would like to know the grades that I should have in order to become an accountant.thank you

I worked as a cashier in a busy grocery store throughout high school and college. It was a good job, although there were days when I was overwhelmed by the hustle and bustle and interacting with so many people. When I had bad days, I dreamed of the day when I was an accountant and wouldn't have...

I know that you have to get your cpa and I’m planning to do that. I’ve also heard that you could work at a big 4 for about two years before transferring out. What else can you do apart from starting at a big 4 or is that the only way to get your foot in the door?

I want to continue in accounting but I hear from many that I need a masters to get opportunities. However, it's really expensive for me to do. Is it still possible to get into big corporates and governmental accounting with just a bachelors?

I’m currently studying accounting, and many of my peers including me are planning to pursue the public accounting route and study for the CPA. However, I’m also interested in working directly for a corporation or bank, focusing on roles like financial analysis. I’m unsure whether I should...

Some of the topics in Accounting which are more stressful have to be removed to encourage new beginners into the Accounting field.

How can I better market myself to everyone around me?

Did you get your bachelor's then master's degree, or did you get the 150 credits through a 5 year bachelor's degree program. What where the pros and cons of your path, and what did you like/dislike about it?