[thechapman]

I am currently enrolled in my school’s masters program, and I am concerned that I will not be able to graduate. Not graduating would not be a result of a lack of hours (I’ll have 153 at the end of the semester) but due to receiving one grade in a class that would prohibit me from graduating. Either way, when I graduate I will have all the courses/hours I need to sit for the exam. Will it really matter if I don’t “graduate” with the extra degree? Just curious how my future big 4 employer would view that as I already have a job lined up and am required to report grades and such periodically. If it makes a difference, if I make a C in the class I’m referencing, my masters GPA will be 3.45+. Any insight would be appreciated.

Passed - 2014

[Study Monk]

You should be able to transfer in a graduate course from another University. If not stay in the college town, try to get laid here and there, and start studying for your cpa while taking the one class. I regret not staying in college a little longer. I don't know why I wanted to enter the “real world” so soon. It's not that fun 🙁

I spoke to an ancient wise man who sent me on a mushroom induced journey through an ancient forest to find the key to passing the CPA exam. A talking spider monkey told me to throw the last of my drinking water in the dirt to find what I was looking for. So I followed his instructions and the following message appeared in the soil:

"Do 5000 multiple choice questions for each section"

[thechapman]

@Study Monk – While that sounds great, I am moving to my new town this summer to study for the CPA exam. The requirements to graduate are very specific, and I wouldn't be able to transfer a class from another university to replace this one. Puts me in a tough spot, but hopefully I will put if off. Thanks for the opinions guys

Passed - 2014

[thechapman]

@Study Monk – While that sounds great, I am moving to my new town this summer to study for the CPA exam. The requirements to graduate are very specific, and I wouldn't be able to transfer a class from another university to replace this one. Puts me in a tough spot, but hopefully I will put if off. Thanks for the opinions guys

Passed - 2014

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