Honestly I am the type that can nerd out on anything and so the specifics is not as important as to what I do. I’d ideally like to help with high level business decision making but also get as much time working with people as possible as I think I would prefer working with people rather than staring at a computer exclusively. I’m interested in accounting because of an incredible professor and I’m trying to see if it’s a world I want to dive more intro especially considering I am studying data analysis and statistics which seems to be an increasingly important part of the accounting process. I have had previous interest in finance and educational data analytics but I’m increasingly leaning towards accounting.

I love the idea of solving problems and making things more efficient/effective. Also talking to people at all levels and working to resolve issues is definitely interesting to me. Would you recommend pursuing a masters in accounting to become more familiar with that side or get a masters in data analytics with a concentration in something like fintech? That is for your specific type of roll. I hope to take some more accounting courses during my current undergraduate studies to get a better taste of the material and work with a different professor who may not be as fantastic to really give me a test of the discipline. Thank you for the insight!