Ayisha Gimala
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What do my future plans for myself even mean in the long run when the world is set up to try and stop me from pursuing them? #Spring25?
The world is not set up to see a young black woman succeed, not set up to see a woman succeed.
What advice do you have for a double major in accounting and mathematics?
Accounting and Mathematics has always been my favorite subjects in school and I am now going to pursue a double degree in both areas. I am very nervous cause you have to be 100% accurate with anything related to those fields. Any tips on what to expect and any experiences on how it was first...
Why Accounting major is in high demand rather than Finance major ?
Why Accounting major is in high demand rather than Finance major?
I’m a sophomore accounting major at Baruch College working toward CPA eligibility, but I’m still unsure which accounting path fits me best (audit, tax, advisory, or something else). Based on your experience, what signs should I look for now — in classes, internships, or my strengths — that can help me figure out which direction I’m most aligned with?
I'm a first-generation sophomore majoring in accounting at Baruch College, planning to get my CPA in the future. I'm trying to understand how to choose the right accounting path and how to prepare for internships, so I'm looking for advice from professionals who can share what skills,...
What does a typical day for an Accountant working at an Accounting Firm look like?
I'm 17 years old, and in my last year of high school. I plan to major in accounting, but I don't know what a typical workday looks like for an accountant. I'm a pretty introverted person, so I'm wondering if I need to expand my communication and teamwork skills if I am to succeed in this profession.
Is going for accounting a safe decision?
I know my way around excel, and my cousin works as an accountant. He says its a good career path, but he's worried about offshoring. What do you guys think?
What is the best path to take to become a Certified Public Accountant?
I want to know what is the better path to take to become a CPA in Pennsylvania: Bachelor's in Accounting with 2 years experience or Master's in Accounting with one year experience.
What career/ job paths go along with what I’m good at and Passion about ?
I’m 20 I’ve always been into artistic and creative things. I’m naturally good at math and I can catch onto things pretty easily. I want to try new things but also want it to be things I can enjoy.
How was the path obtaining your CPA?
What were the requirements and how was the time studying? Materials for free or paid?
What are the biggest obstacles that a person has to go through to be an accountant in college classes and in a career?
Is there any schedule or timeline with this job? I have been taking dual credits classes in high school which helps to advance further, but what other classes do I have to take?