Hi,

I am in my last year of my accounting degree, was doing my hw and found myself wondering if everyone else has classes and homework varying significantly. I have found that my university teaches the lectures rather theoretically based compared to the procedural homework (my university uses McGraw-Hill for the homework).

This drives me nuts as I end up with a great understanding of the theory but struggle to do the homework questions because they are in a format that I do not recognize. They also have 46 million different parts, require that I know the structure of the statements when they aren't explicitly discussed in lectures and the textbook has few to no examples of the specific format that they want.

I get that there won't always be a guide for everything in life and in school, but it is a bit discouraging for students who actually want to learn because it seems like no matter what I study for or I try to learn the content, the homework is completely out of left field and the exams are even worse.

Does anyone else run into this at their school? Also, are any of your professors teaching differently? Also, is this representative of what the career field is going to be like?

I am about 4 classes away from finishing my bachelors in accounting and I am needing some advice on what the best route to take to get a job?

I’d like to get a remote job if I can any suggestions on landing one of those? Thanks

I am currently enrolled in NIU’s MAC program. It was advertised for students who do not have an undergrad in accounting. I’m having a difficult start and find the professors to be checked out/horrific. It does not come across as a true bridge program to me and I I really want to make sure I’m investing in a program that will prepare me for the CPA.

Has anyone graduated or dropped these programs and what was your experience? NIU - UIUC - Dominican

Background: I’m pursing my masters because it is the easiest pathway for me to qualify for the CPA without my undergrad being in accounting. I work full-time and need an online option.

I genuinely have no idea whats going on in my intro to accounting class at college, winged the first exam got a 60%. please someone help me idk whats going on i cant even pay attention in class

Helloo! First-time reviewee and undergrad heree. I have no idea how to review, and I'm enrolled in Pinnacle btw. Send tips naman on how to review hehe. Sinasabay niyo ba yung handouts sa vids ni Sir Brad, o nood muna ng lectures before yung handouts at probs? Thank youu!

I need a textbook for this 8 week course I just started and I cannot find it for my life! Does anyone know any good places to find textbooks or e books? The textbook is from 2016 and he said only that or older versions were acceptable...I cannot seem to find it anywhere online and if it is (whihc is rare) it is veryyy expensive. I do my school remotely and to ship the book to me from y univeristy is pretty expensive too. If anyone could give me tips or help in any way it would be really helpful! The textbook is:

Constance J. Fontaine, Fundamentals of Estate Planning, American College Press,
15th edition, 2016, ISBN: 978158293247

I'm bba student and almost currently failing my accounting examination,every time I think I understand a concept ,the assignment, the paper, the quiz throws a curveball .I genuinely want to fix this before it too late ,but I don't even know what to do atp.

COMPLETELY feeling lost.I'm stuck ,I want to improve my gpa of the subject but nothing is working for me rn ,idk why

Any advice any study routine and any similar event happened to u ,tell me in the comments cuz I'm confused, worried bout it

Thank you in advance