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I’m enrolled in the following classes for the fall semester:
1) Intermediate accounting III – our intermediate series is split into 3 series. I just finished up “II” which ended with stockholder’s equity. For the 3rd and final part of the series, it will include Investments, leases, pensions, errors, etc.
2) Audit Accounting
3) Cost Accounting
4) Quickbooks Accounting (1.5 units. half of regular 3 unit classes)
5) Corporate Taxation
6) Ethics class
They are somewhat staggered but generally overlap during the months of Sept-Dec.
How bad is this load and difficulty? It looks pretty bad…
I’m only doing this because if I do all 6, i’ll be done with all my units to sit for the CPA by Dec. I can then study for the CPA starting Jan 2015, the new year. Otherwise, it is 6 more months of school which is a very long time. But I don’t want to screw up my grades by being impatient.
Ethics class is business management something, it shouldn’t be too difficult. Quickbooks is 1.5 units and should be relatively easy.
It’s the other 4 classes I’m worried about. Audit and Corporate tax is a 16 week long course and if individual tax is any indication, that stuff was dry as hell. I hear cost is terrible.
Should I play it safe or go all out for the last semester of my life? hah
Btw, I’m a full time student so there will be no job, no kids to worry about. But I’m getting impatient.
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