u/Jdilla23

Hi all,

I’m from self employed background (15 years) & have recently gone back to school to persue Masters in (accounting).

Young family, brutal hours plus I am really bored in my current business and wanted a change into business advisory or tax though I’m not completely sure yet.

Any advice for me from similar experiences? I have an internship lined up at mid tier firm which will get some experience. I’m considering trying to get a job 2-3 days in accounting and go part time at university next year.

For a potential full time role post degree am I better of working part time in accounting while studying or knock out the degree by end of 2027.

All advice appreciated

Edit: the time difference in completing degree part time vs full time would be 2 more years vs 1 year.

• About 10 days ago our account was hacked and within a few hours spent $1,000 before Google paused our account and kicked the hacker.
• problem is the hacker k changed our permission from admin to read only. So none with the attacker kicked out our account continires to spend with no way to pause or make changes.
• we opened a case but every Google rep spews the same our dedicated team is working on it. 1-2 businesss days.

As the title says I keep seeing near entry level accounting/finance roles requiring CA/CPA.

Is this how cooked the market is or is it normal?

If the POF threads are anything to go by this could be brutal.

Anyone taken the exam? I’m battling to keep on top of the 103 formulas given & more important when to use each 😫

About as prepared as I’m going to be.

Best way to prepare?

My next exams aren’t until next week so I’m thinking to preserve energy by taking it easy in morning to be fresh for the exam (3 hours no mcq)

Someone asks for an exam formula sheet that’s been available on LMS since week 1 is it permitted to troll them?

The number of stupid questions on Ed thst can easily be found on LMS jfc

Procrastinating. Hoping to see QMB easy peezy

Are there any on campus specially near the Spot or Lee Kwong Dow?

Is this cultural? Is everyone scared to be wrong? Are you shy? What gives!?

1. Are they legal, purely to teach & reinforce concepts?
2. Where are the best places to find a tutor?

I’m battling through the content & it’s draining my time on other subjects. I’m going to all tutes and lectures plus extra drop in classes and need extra help. The assignments are fine but the mst everyone said was easy I found difficult, despite a heap of study.

I was down to the final 2 had a GM mention at the end of an interview “you should join this department which would suit you”

An area he knew I had experience in but was looking to move away from.

Would this be (dis)allowed in closed book exam?

🤔