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I graduated couple months ago, and not able to find a job. Therefore, I decided to not waste any time and study for CPA exam while I wait for replies. However, I checked the 2014 requirements to sit for the exam which requires
24 semester units (or 36 quarter) in accounting
24 semester units (or 36 quarter) in business-related courses
I am well over the units required for business-related courses, but I am about 2-4 units short on accounting related.
I took 8 accounting classes total in my college career. One of the classes is worth 6 quarter units while seven of them are worth 4 quarters unit each. Total of 34 quarter units. I am only 2 quarter units short. Where can I get this last 2 units fast and simple? Do local community college offers accounting credit? My local community college is literary impossible to register for a class. Most credit classes are full on the first few days, and my register time is always 3 weeks later than everyone else since I’m a new student. I really need help. Where to get this last 2 units easier without the hassle of application and registration time.
Also, I need help choosing which CPA prep courses is the better for me. Is funny, just after 5 months I don’t think I can remember anything about accounting anymore. I may only able to read simple income statement and balance sheet, and that is it. I tend to cram everything in my head the few days before exam during college, which is why I forget everything by now. Is there CPA prep course that teaches us step by step on how to do problems for every topic? I researched about some CPA review courses, and I think I like RogerCPA due to fun teaching style. I really like class-room style also, but if they are hard to find I can manage with online stream. I just need a review course that offer help at any time for any kind of questions. I like to study during night time to mid-night, which may be a problem to find instant help and replies.
Thanks.
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