Songhee7, An Another71 Forum member, asked the following: “As a licensed CPA with about 1.5 years of audit experience at a small public accounting firm, I’m thinking about studying for CIA exam. I’m planning to move to a bigger accounting firm soon and maybe becoming an internal auditor at a private sector might be
Matt is a weekly Club 75 Blogger as he documents his journey through the CPA Exam. He has been a member of Another71.com’s Club 75 since April 2010. All Exams Passed! Holy cow, what a day! I will always remember where I was on Thursday, September 22nd at 7:30am. A day earlier I had found
Virginia is a weekly Club 75 Blogger as she documents her journey through the CPA Exam. She has been a member of Another71.com’s Club 75 since December 2010. Score release anxiety is probably one of the most intense parts of being a CPA exam candidate. I find myself completely distracted, short of breath and on
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Hi everybody! Before I begin, I would like to give you all a brief background of myself. My name is Megan, but to many of you, I am known as MPoni123. I am from MA and graduated Summa Cum Laude from UMD with a B.S. in accounting in May 2007 and with an MBA in
I couldnt sleep. It was 3 am and I knew my CPA score had been uploaded hours before. I groggily walked over to my computer and hit refresh to find a 78. DONE! I had no reaction because I was in shock so I silently went back to sleep. The next morning, I had to
I started my journey in accounting in college, but knew about the profession my whole life, as my mom is a CPA. Yes, growing up I always said You are never home during tax season! Im never being an accountant! My little brother and I always joked that we had a single-parent household; it just
I am definitely not your traditional student. After getting pregnant at 19 and married at 21, I never completed college. (To be honest, I never really started. I finished about 18 credits at the local community college.) Life continued. 4 more babies came along. I worked odd jobs, but never felt satisfied. Then a life
A CPA seven years in the making.
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