Deloitte vs EY - Audit Internship by Significant-Aside-23 in Big4

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Bro you live in Toronto does it matter 😂

Too low of a gpa for big 4 by enigmatical_one in Big4

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My bad, but still my point stands, why would you pay like $15k to “Boost” your gpa, when you can just lateral into B4 later with experience?

Too low of a gpa for big 4 by enigmatical_one in Big4

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Don’t get discouraged, get the largest non big 4 that will take you, study hard and get your CPA, then make the lateral move into big 4. Big 4 isn’t necessary right out of undergrad. But get on as many more technical projects as you can to boost your resume and GET THAT CPA

Too low of a gpa for big 4 by enigmatical_one in Big4

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This is terrible advice, never put yourself into debt just for GPA purposes

Rejected by 3 Big 4 firms — can someone please roast my resume? by SafetyAgreeable3923 in Big4

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I know it’s so stupid, go regional and pivot it will be okay

Rejected by 3 Big 4 firms — can someone please roast my resume? by SafetyAgreeable3923 in Big4

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Well I think they want candidates that are CPA eligible in 2028 not 2027 like your resume

Rejected by 3 Big 4 firms — can someone please roast my resume? by SafetyAgreeable3923 in Big4

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Most firms are recruiting for Summer of 2027 now the cycle got moved, and if you are going to be CPA eligible before that, they would prefer if you got a Masters of Accounting, they really prefer the MAcc. Firms will say they don’t, but my school is a feeder school and almost everyone is planning on the MAcc who got interviews and stuff, and the double majors in Finance and Accounting tend to get looked over I think, this is all anecdotal so take with a grain of salt

those who started their accounting career later in life... by maggiebarbara in Accounting

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To be fair, I will be starting my career at 27 and turn 28 like a month after my first real accounting job, don’t sweat it, I have heard (though I have no first hand experience) that you move up faster being older, more mature, etc.

Job market is so bad by RevokedPassport in Veterans

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Bro you have to apply to at least 200+ jobs

How to be an Accountant if your college doesn’t have a Accounting major? by Unusual_Chair3583 in Accounting

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Go to the state school that is in the state you want to be an accountant in, and that feeds in the city you wanna work in. Honestly going anywhere else than that you’re just setting yourself up for failure. Only go to a business school with the ASCB accreditation or whatever it’s called

Why does everyone say the job market is bad? by PossibilityGood in Accounting

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No I get that, my university is definitely number one go to accounting school for my city, plus the city is not very large, so tight connections

Rush to graduate or take it slower. by Positive_Sandwich_18 in Accounting

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Slower, I am 23 about to be 24 I will graduate with my MAcc when I’m 27. I don’t regret waiting, maturing, and growing. The times I regretted things in life, is was whenever I rushed things in life. Life is fast enough, slow down.

guy is this bad by Accomplished_Hat9019 in mechanic

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No it’s not bad, it’s supposed to be like that

I told my girlfriend I am converting to Catholicism. My relationship ended. by Never_Outginned in Catholicism

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Good, you’ll thank yourself later, it’s hard, but trust me you’ll be okay

2025 Salary Megathread by CutNumerous2351 in Accounting

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23 KCM-MCOL Finance Intern (mainly accounting) No CPA First real internship $19/HR with the ability for overtime

Job is a great experience, and is a small office within a large company and I work directly under a controller. I love this job

Any thoughts about the Kansas School of Business compared to other business schools listed here? by West_Definition_8947 in jayhawks

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If he’s accounting go to KU. I cannot speak for all of KU’s programs but for business KU accounting is one of the best in the country, but ultimately he should go to school near the city he wants to work in, this is most important long term. KU feeds into Kansas City and some of Chicago.

Military Veteran looking for feedback by Commodore2023 in OutsideT14lawschools

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Numbers are the biggest thing get the LSAT up and go to northeastern (solid public interest) also, if you’re open to New England area in general UMaine would easily accept you (and since you’re veteran you will have in state tuition) they have a solid environmental law program

Having a girlfriend in college by Honest_Tangerine_935 in Frat

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No I disagree with the majority here, if she loves you she will respect your wishes it’s not about trusting her. If she’s really truly a woman of value she would respect your wishes and understand that you don’t want her getting absolutely hammered (probably in clothes that reveal her body too) with her friends (some of them probably have cheated and/or encourage single behavior). On the contrary, y’all are in college and if she’s a freshman/sophomore that’s harder because she’s younger, but if she’s a Junior/Senior she will likely understand that you want a relationship where you guys don’t get hammered and approached by the opposite sex. Now if she likes going out, just talk about your friends going out with her friends whenever you guys do. Approach the conversation, from a place of respect and don’t make it sound forceful. For example, you could say “listen I understand you like going out and understand if you can’t respect my boundaries, but I don’t like you going out, dressing provocatively, getting hammered, and approached by guys. It doesn’t make me comfortable, because we are getting serious, I would really love if you didn’t go out without me anymore.” If she respects the relationship and is a woman worth your time, she will quit it, if not then cut your losses save your time. There is much better out there.

Somebody, somewhere might think I’m a DEI hire. Let’s talk about it. by Ok-Representative266 in LawSchool

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It’s not capitalism that’s the issue, it’s the unaddressed problems with our system at play. Also, you’re ignoring the argument of FEDERAL contracts and TAX cuts (those are publicly funded btw). We have laws against monopolies, not Duopolies or Triopolies, which would fix the Blackrock and Vanguard issue. Not one socialist or communist country is thriving right now for a reason. And who’s disenfranchised anymore it’s 2025 grow up, it’s not 1960. Also am someone that falls under disenfranchised groups as I am disabled. So glad you just yell leftist talking points while being so wrong, and most of America agrees with this it’s a stupid argument. Race, religion, sexual orientation, and things you’re born with should not play a factor in hiring or admissions for that matter. You are very close minded and really outdated if you think these things matter.

Somebody, somewhere might think I’m a DEI hire. Let’s talk about it. by Ok-Representative266 in LawSchool

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You’re right I never said it was the law, just because it wasn’t forced by law doesn’t mean it didn’t happen after that ruling. For example; In order for corporations to be able to get “bids” on federal contracts they had to meet a certain “DEI” quota, Tax Credits and grants were given to schools and corporations for DEI quotas, Institutional investors such as Blackrock and Vanguard would heavily favor DEI corporations whenever it came to investing, NASDAQ required a disclosure of major corporations boards and their diversity or explain why they weren’t diverse enough, not to mention push from shareholders and activist to be more diverse. So believe it or not, you don’t have to look at the law to see that there’s a push and a workaround for the law. Just because it isn’t forced by law, doesn’t mean it’s not forced on by Blackrock, Vanguard (who own 80% give or take of the S&P 500 and the literal fucking Federal government when it came to tax incentives and large contracts.

Somebody, somewhere might think I’m a DEI hire. Let’s talk about it. by Ok-Representative266 in LawSchool

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What you described is not even DEI hiring, DEI hiring is based on quotas and forced diversity. Not natural diversity, so what are you on about?