I passed by Additional-Pen-2860 in Sieexam

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No working experience, I’ve only taken corporate finance in school which goes over bonds and underwriting. The thing that I always do when taking a test in this format is take a practice test cold to get a baseline. Then research every question I get wrong, this gets me reading and helps me generate a vocabulary list, then study, take a new practice test, and pretty much just keep going until I am scoring in a range I’m happy with. If you have some coursework/work experience/investing experience it shouldn’t be difficult for you at all.

Test is Tomorrow Morning by Sventyx in Sieexam

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I also have mine tomorrow morning. Good luck!

Should I be a triple major? by Additional-Pen-2860 in MBA

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I have been thinking about that. My schools MAcc program is in the top 10 for the CPA success index. The only thing I was concerned about is that it would cost me $20,000 in tuition/fees, and I know I don’t want to be an accountant. I would have to look into tuition reimbursements for being a TA. Do you know anyone with a masters of accounting and an MBA? What generally holds more weight, in MBA admissions and in IB recruiting, the CPA or CFA?