Potential accounting recruits are turned off by the extra year of school and tuition required to qualify for the CPA license, according to a report released Monday by the Center for Audit Quality.
Business majors and certain recent accounting graduates consider the mandatory 150 college credit hours a significant obstacle to pursuing either accounting as a major or to earning the CPA license, according to a survey of more than 1,800 college business students and recent graduates.
- Black and Hispanic students and graduates are more likely to consider the additional credit hours a significant barrier to ...
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