I am 30 with a full time job and 2 kids. Sometimes I regret getting my MBA which I received in August 2008 just as the economy tanked, LOL. IMO has just served as a piece of paper to hang on my wall. I think if I had gone the CPA route to start with I would have made it further in my career. But you live you learn!
AUD - Oct 2011 - 79
BEC - Feb 2012 - 84 (seriously thought I failed this one)
REG - May 2012 - 84 (hmmm.....do they actually grade the SIMS???)
FAR - Aug 2012 - 80
Loved reading this thread. I passed at 49. Being a CPA was a second career after joining the U.S Army at 18 and spending more than 20+ years serving my country. You are never too old and I have a son older than some of you younger candidates.
No typo…definitely have 7 kids, ages 2-18. Glad I am not the only “large family” future CPA here. Makes studying interesting to say the least. I imagine it will make working FT interesting as well.
REG - 89
BEC - 82
FAR - 87
AUD - 81
Used CPAexcel, Wiley Online Practice, and NINJA!
@Jeff – I know a bunch of larger than average families and mine is not the largest and most are still having children (while I do not intend to.) 14 is HUGE to me! LOL
REG - 89
BEC - 82
FAR - 87
AUD - 81
Used CPAexcel, Wiley Online Practice, and NINJA!
Oh my, how do you guys afford so many children? I think of just having one and all the expenses that go with that… insurance, diapers, daycare, etc etc etc and I almost have an anxiety attack. Just for one!
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