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Accounting Majors Reddit. Also, accounting can be a really. I'm in accounting (while doing trading on the side), but if you want to switch i'd say go for it. Accounting = pretty stable, decent pay, and more workload than most other business majors. You'll never feel 100%, never give up. I dunno if you're an accounting major or deciding, but i think the concept is concrete. To sum it all up: You can do anything with an accounting degree and will always have job. I've read many stories about people without experience getting an accounting job with the degree alone though. I'm 37 and starting the accounting program at wgu in september after running my own small business in the wedding industry. If you do decide you want to. It may be true that it could be more difficult to find a. Just graduated two weeks ago with my undergrad in accounting. An accounting degree prepares you to speak and understand that language, whether you pursue accountancy, auditing, sales. In that major you'll learn a bunch of stuff about economics, tax, basics of accounting, and how to critically think.

In that major you'll learn a bunch of stuff about economics, tax, basics of accounting, and how to critically think. An accounting degree prepares you to speak and understand that language, whether you pursue accountancy, auditing, sales. To sum it all up: I'm in accounting (while doing trading on the side), but if you want to switch i'd say go for it. You'll never feel 100%, never give up. I'm 37 and starting the accounting program at wgu in september after running my own small business in the wedding industry. You can do anything with an accounting degree and will always have job. Accounting = pretty stable, decent pay, and more workload than most other business majors. It may be true that it could be more difficult to find a. I dunno if you're an accounting major or deciding, but i think the concept is concrete.

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Accounting Majors Reddit In that major you'll learn a bunch of stuff about economics, tax, basics of accounting, and how to critically think. Just graduated two weeks ago with my undergrad in accounting. I dunno if you're an accounting major or deciding, but i think the concept is concrete. It may be true that it could be more difficult to find a. An accounting degree prepares you to speak and understand that language, whether you pursue accountancy, auditing, sales. If you do decide you want to. You'll never feel 100%, never give up. Accounting = pretty stable, decent pay, and more workload than most other business majors. I'm in accounting (while doing trading on the side), but if you want to switch i'd say go for it. I've read many stories about people without experience getting an accounting job with the degree alone though. I'm 37 and starting the accounting program at wgu in september after running my own small business in the wedding industry. Also, accounting can be a really. In that major you'll learn a bunch of stuff about economics, tax, basics of accounting, and how to critically think. To sum it all up: You can do anything with an accounting degree and will always have job.