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Any cheap restaurants that I could find within a 20-minute drive? I’m open to any type of food, and any AYCE options would be great!

Would an electric go kart be considered the same category as e scooter or bike or a motorized vehicle? Thought it would be fun using a go-kart to get to campus

Hi everyone, I’m currently struggling to land a job and I firmly believe it’s my interview skills. My resume is getting me interviews and I’ve been practicing my elevator pitch. I’m just curious what are some tips I shouldn’t do?

Usually during an interview after our technical conversation I’m always asking the interviewer about their hobbies just to see if I even fit the team. I know it’s a little weird to ask but I don’t want to work somewhere if I don’t get along.

Just curious what are some never to do’s and something I should always do.

Thanks everyone!

Edit: this is for entry level accounting/finance industry

Starting the MAcc this year and just curious what recruiting has looked like for recent USC accounting grads since USC is known for accounting. I’ve heard mixed things about the job market and wanted to hear people’s experiences.

If you’re still job searching, I’d appreciate hearing from you too. Also helpful if you mention whether you’re domestic or international since I know that can affect recruiting.

Hi everyone, I will be starting my macc this year and I’ve heard some stories about Macc grads not getting any offers. Just wanted to see how bad is it out there.

1. Did you land an accounting role?

2. How many jobs did you apply to?

3. How many interviews?

4.Is it big4/ regional/ local firm/etc

5. What city/state are you in?

6. What school did you go to (target/ non target)

7. What service line? (Audit/tax/etc)

8. Any prior internships?

9. Comp range? (If comfortable)

Please don’t hesitate to comment if you’re still job hunting as well that perspective is just as helpful (if not more) for understanding what recruiting actually looks like right now.

I will be getting my master’s this fall and total tuition + housing will be around $70k.

I’m wondering if I should take out student loans (including Grad PLUS) to pay for it or use my savings. I currently have a little over $100k in savings and investments, but I’ll have little to no income during school and I also have a family.

Not sure if it makes more sense to use savings or just take the loans and keep more cash on hand.

Feel free to roast me, but I do need the degree for career advancement.

Appreciate any advice.

They have private rooms for $700, including WiFi, utilities, and laundry. That seems to be way below MSRP. It’s also really close to campus. Just wondering if anyone has had any experience with them?