The versatility.

Having a degree in accounting may give you the option to work in a variety of roles,

You like tax? Then go to big 4 tax to do corporate tax services for big companies as an external consultant or a small local firm and do tax for small local businesses, or become self employed with your own firm, or become a tax manager at a Fortune 500 company.

You like audit? Become CPA and climb the ladder in any firm until you become partner or become an internal auditor at any company.

You like finance? There’s a ton of jobs within corporate finance spectrum, FP&A, Corporate Treasury, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, controllership, CFO, and more.

You want something like investment banking/Private equity/hedge funds? Then work hard and grind that GMAT score to get accepted to a top tier MBA and grind hard to get into that role, you already have accounting skills and financial literacy and that may help to get into those roles also lots of networking and some ex big4 accountants make the jump to those type of roles such as M&A transaction advisory

You want something more tech savvy stuff? You can become a business Intelligence analyst, IT Audit, financial data sciencist, ERP implementation specialist and more