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New York is one of the leading financial centers in the world, with a thriving economy that includes a wide range of industries. As a result, the state has a high demand for skilled accounting professionals. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, New York is the second-highest employer...
California employs more accountants than any other state. As of 2023, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS, 2024a) recorded 166,020 accountants and auditors in the Golden State. CA is also among the five top-paying states for the profession. Graduates of accounting schools in California also have many employment opportunities...
Lower-division classes are foundational, introductory courses taken early in a degree; upper-division classes are advanced, specialized courses taken later, usually within a major. In lower-division, students build essential skills and survey broad content. In upper-division, students dive deeper, apply critical thinking, and conduct independent work....
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The appeal of undergraduate business degrees in the U.S. remains strong despite slight dips in annual conferment. The Education Data Initiative reports that roughly 18.2% of awarded bachelor’s degrees in the U.S. are in business, making it the most sought-after baccalaureate field (Hanson, 2024)....
Study habits of highly effective students are smart, not hard. School is already the biggest source of stress among students. (Fuligni et al., 2014) Add to that having to study hard outside of school hours, and students are bound to get frustrated. Study habits, therefore, need to be smartly planned....
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