Posts Tagged ‘Concentration’

What is the best future accounting field to work in?

Friday, February 5th, 2010
accounting
macka asked:


I am already having a BS in business administration- genaral concentration. This fall, I am starting my accounting certificate program and I would like to ask which classes are best to take? I would prefer to work for non-profit and private organizations in the accounting field. I do not plan to take a CPA exam in the future. Thank you for your advices!

Leon

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What schools offer a forensic accounting masters?

Tuesday, July 7th, 2009
accounting
Kenny asked:


I know that Florida Atlantic offers a masters degree in Forensic Accounting, but I would like to know, what other schools offer this or a similar masters program? A list would be great, because so far all I’ve found are regular Accounting masters programs, with no specific concentration. Thanks!

Valerie

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What is the best future accounting field to work in?

Thursday, February 19th, 2009
accounting
macka asked:


I am already having a BS in business administration- genaral concentration. This fall, I am starting my accounting certificate program and I would like to ask which classes are best to take? I would prefer to work for non-profit and private organizations in the accounting field. I do not plan to take a CPA exam in the future. Thank you for your advices!

Joseph

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Whats the difference between MS Accountancy and Masters of Accounting?

Monday, February 16th, 2009
accounting
stoyboycs asked:


So whats the difference between a MS/Acccountancy and a Masters of accounting? I saw on another schools website that the MS/accountancy is just more intensive in terms of number of classes required, but their masters of accounting was technically an M.B.A. The school I plan on attending doesnt offer a Masters of Accounting so I’m not sure what the real difference is. Or is there not even really a “Masters of Accounting”, but a M.B.A. which is just more of an accounting concentration?

Diane

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