Chi's Journey
I had five weeks before REG expired and had to pass FAR, the biggest of the four CPA exams. I had failed once before, but not this time. This time, I was approaching the 18-month window and had to pass. Guess what? I did it and became a CPA! Keep reading to learn how I […]
I immediately broke down and cried in the partner’s office after he asked if I passed FAR. I couldn’t believe I had failed three CPA exams in a row. This time, by two points. I knew something had to change. In six months, I came back strong and finished the last three parts of my […]
According to Nerd Wallet, the average student debt is $71,000 for graduate students in 2020. I am unsure about you, but that is a lot of money for me. I was worried student loans would hold me back financially in the future. I made a goal to graduate debt-free in accounting, and I did it! […]
Deciding which master’s degree to pursue left a pit in my stomach. The time, money, and commitment to a graduate degree were significant. It took a year to finally decide after talking to working professionals, the university’s career counselors, and many of my friends going through the same thing. Keep reading to see what I […]