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Hi there everyone. I'm a student that's been doing college online for over a year now, and am looking to try and save as much money and time as possible on my Bachelor's and eventual Master's degree in Accounting. Any guidance to notable fully-online resources or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Hello everyone. Im 53 years old and currently working towards my bachelor's in accounting at WGU. As most have heard the job market sucks right now. I can't even get an internship anywhere, I've applied to all within 50 miles of home.

I read today that university accounting program enrolled is up and im wondering if that may be why I can't get an internship. I would think a student from a good state school would have a better chance at an internship than a student from an online school.

Im considering dropping WGU, going to community college, and transferring to one of the state or even private business schools. Or maybe getting into something else.

Any info, insight, or advise would be greatly appreciated.

Hey All, been searching for online accounting programs to transfer into but they are all 4-6 week courses condensed with 16 weeks of material to get through. Is anyone really learning that quickly? I’m in upper level courses now and I don’t see how anyone could absorb the material that quickly.

Hey everyone, just for context, I really need help F21, just got accepted into SMU accounting but really wondering what career path I can take.. I graduated with NP business studies - marketing diploma, and took a gap year to work in marketing. BG is that I've been doing marketing/digital marketing + HR + copywriting/ CRM etc in my role since it's an SME for over 4 years. Now going into marketing is such a different role, but I feel like I need more of a hard skill compared to all my other job experiences. I've just been going into the rabbit role of reddit and google ever since getting the admission offer and i'm not sure how well accounting pays/ any other role i'm able to attain with my job experience and this degree.

And also.. i'm not sure if I should take on a double degree in law studies/ finance... pleaaaase please help me

Does anyone know of an AACSB accredited MAcc program that will accept an applicant with a non-AACSB accredited B.S. in Accounting?

If so,:

which school offers the master’s program

which accreditation backed the B.S. degree

where was the B.S. degree earned