They have been the most horrible company ever. I am almost done paying off the two cards I have with them. Once the balance is zero how do I officially cancel? Their customer service is so useless.
Hi everyone, I have a bachelor's in accounting with no CPA. I've been working in the field for 5 years now, and to be honest, I'm not sure I want my CPA at this point. I'm pretty bored though, so I was wondering how much a MACC would help me in terms of being competitive to find a new job? An interest of mine is teaching, which is another reason I'm doing this. Honestly, I don't think the CPA's for me, which is why I'm questioning this path. I know many people take up a MACC for this reason, though. How likely is it to knock out a MACC in 1 term?
I was probably stupid for posting my excitement for being accepted into grad school in math. I posted in a sub and was belittled quite a bit. "You can't get accepted into grad school for math without an undergrad in math." "It sounds borderline like a scam." "Are you sure you got accepted?"
I can go on and on. I did get accepted into a graduate program for math. My undergrad degree is in business but I've taken many math classes and the university I applied to accepts you on a conditional basis. They will develop a plan for you for leveling coursing to get you adequately caught up to be able to handle their master's level courses. Once you pass their leveling courses, you're formally admitted into the master's.
I just don't get why there are so many gatekeepers/haters on Reddit.
More so than anything I posted to ask for some generic study advice but got a ton of comments like "this has to be fake b/s."
Seems like there's so many salty people on this website. I only got one productive comment.