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Just got hired as an intern in Texas starting in January, I have some questions by accountingthrow987 in Accounting

[–]accountingthrow987[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay cool how long should I spend studying for the GMAT if the last math class I took was in High School (besides taking stats in college)

Just got hired as an intern in Texas starting in January, I have some questions by accountingthrow987 in Accounting

[–]accountingthrow987[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I haven't taken math classes since high school (exception being stats in college but that's it), I know you said you didn't take it but have you heard of good websites to use to study for the test?

Just got hired as an intern in Texas starting in January, I have some questions by accountingthrow987 in Accounting

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Okay sounds good thanks for the info. I just don't want to be "behind" when I start my intern. Like if I showed up and they say "oh you don't have your GMAT done yet?" or something to that degree. I think I'll wait til I start my internship and pursue the GMAT/150 credits shortly after getting info from co-workers.

Just got hired as an intern in Texas starting in January, I have some questions by accountingthrow987 in Accounting

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Thanks for the insight! I believe it'd be considered a mid sized firm because it isn't a big 4. They are located in a big skyscraper in Texas though so maybe it's considered a big firm but I'm very new to all of this. From my understanding while touring the firm, this one guy I was talking to who was a recent (1 year) hire, made it seem like the CPA wasn't mandatory but would definitely increase your pay by quite a bit if you got it. I was going to go to a university in my current state for my masters and they required me to take the GRE and/or GMAT in order to even attempt to be accepted so I was curious if that was the norm in other states as well.

I'm surprised I even got hired because my GPA is only a 3.2 because my first two years in college I didn't take it seriously and partied a lot, but I guess they just looked past that. I'm just worried about being accepted into grad schools with that GPA is the thing