u/FrostyPigz

Got an offer for busy season internship this past winter, completed that and got the return offer. However for my full time offer, my background check got flagged for my gpa being different than what I reported (.1 difference).

It is a 2.9 and I rounded up to 3.0 just cause I graduated college last year and had no clue what my exact gpa was. Will this cause any issues? Was also a little worried about the gpa requirement of 3.0, however I had to report my 2.9 gpa for the internship position as well and had no problems.

This is for a tax associate position.

If you could go back in time and switch careers/your college major would you? Or do you think you made the right choice with accounting?

Anyone know how difficult it is to switch from International tax to M&A tax at a Big 4 Firm? Was thinking about doing a year in international, maybe trying to rotate in deals work and then possibly trying to transfer internally. Currently on a CPA track.