Originally posted by: Fingolfin269
Why not save that money for grad school?
Originally posted by: Orsorum
In the end it would take me an extra two quarters, and I could spend both quarters studying for the CPA exam and working. I'm interested in the finance because it's interesting, but I don't have any specific career plans for it at the moment. I have a background in finance from two years of economics, and accounting will give me an aspect of it, but I haven't just studied "finance".
Anyone else done something like this? Is it ever worth the extra money and time?
Originally posted by: HappyPuppy
Dude, you're making my head swim with all your plans. I hope they all work out, but I can't even keep them all straight any more. 😕
Originally posted by: cchen
No, not worth the extra time, and please stop posting questions regarding your major, your plans on getting a masters and law degrees, and other related posts. Please!
Originally posted by: upsciLLion
Do it. Then take the actuarial exams. 😉