Legitimate Online Colleges?
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What state do you live in?
I go to Texas A&M U. - Commerce. It's Texas State University (so it's legit) that has a 100% online MBA, and I believe you can focus on accounting. I don't know what your state requires for the CPA exam, but they are worth checking out.
This is a great question. I dont know the answer but I will be watching to see what the answers are.
Check accredited colleges that offer online components - you need help with your English too- I'm not saying that to be mean but if you don’t know how to tell a good program from a bad, and you don’t read and write well then you need a lot more school. If you check your local state college see if they offer distance learning courses etc that lead to the CPA, with license- they will tell you, they have nothing to hide. But if you do that route I would take some additional courses so that people will respect you at work- you don’t want to make mistakes in your writing etc.
I am enrolled in AIU Online University. It is a great online university, and the professors are very helpful. As for the exam, you will have to look it up your self, sorry.
MBA or MS Accounting -- http://www.umuc.edu/
MBA or MAcc Accounting -- http://www.ggu.edu/cybercampus/...
MBA or MS Accounting -- http://sln.suny.edu/index.html
Most online programs prefer you to minor in accounting or have taken some accounting classes on campus before starting the online MBA-Accounting program.
Most online accounting programs are very tough. Most online students don't survive it or just simply avoid it. The most successful online accounting students already have some accounting or bookkeeping experience or coursework.
I recommend doing the MBA online and do the accounting portion (15-20 credits?) on-campus somewhere. CPA eligibility requires 24 semester or 36 quarter credits of accounting, I think. Good luck!
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