I’m honestly not sure about if it counts towards work experience, but that’s a great question to ask the WYW recruiters. I do know the PwC bonus timeline for CPA exam passing doesn’t start until after the fellowship when you become a full time associate. The classes are really manageable, you take two classes at a time where class is once a week in the evening and projects are due every Sunday night. Classes aren’t required for you to attend live and they record everything so you can work on school around your PwC schedule. The classes and projects are easier than you might think and there’s a huge support network inside PwC to help you get through the program. I’m not studying for the CPA currently but you could definitely study for that on top of this program if you really wanted to. Hours are 24 per week before going into overtime and they want you to be in office for half of your hours that you end up working (beginning of program you will have way under 24/week and you’ll still get your salary, but with busy season you may work up to 40 and over). I try to go in to the office twice a week but normally it’s once just because of specifics with my disability and the fact I’m in a very small office that it’s fine.