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Of all reasons to earn more income - so you can eat organic? 😂
Don’t hate! This is one of my goals too lol
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Cpa is obvious
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CPA> Mba from no name school
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The answer to this question is an MBA to work in accounting is useless. I have an MS in accounting and even that is useless. If you want to stay in accounting for the long term you just need a CPA. You are better off taking the extra 30 credits at a community college than spending extra money on a MS in accounting. A masters level degree in according doesn’t make sense from an ROI perspective unless you have a full ride scholarship or an employer is paying for it.
If you want to exit accounting, then an MBA from target schools are worth it. Nom target MBAs are most likely a waste of time and money.
Get into FP&A and aim for the controller position in the next few years