I know someone who was going through the Master of Wine program and from what i heard is indeed very tough, not sure how one can compare one to the other, unless there are many people who have taken both.
I’ve studied wine for years, probably well over 300 hours. Personally, I’ve found that the issue with studying wine is the harder I study, the less I remember the next day.
Rasec, you’re being way too enthusiastic today. You’ve got to cut the caffeine, man.
CPA does not = 4 books. For starter’s you can only sit for it once you’re earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting @ a 4 year program. You could argue that the exam covered ground you learned while in school, but how would you like to have a final exam that covers everything?
Yeah, yeah, I’m a CPA - I double-majored in accounting & econ and followed up w a Master’s in Taxation. Now, somehow I find myself enrolled in Level II… Not sure what I was thinking back when I signed up. Oh well, one more week to go.
Rasec, you’re being way too enthusiastic today. You’ve got to cut the caffeine, man.
CPA does not = 4 books. For starter’s you can only sit for it once you’re earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting @ a 4 year program. You could argue that the exam covered ground you learned while in school, but how would you like to have a final exam that covers everything?
Yeah, yeah, I’m a CPA - I double-majored in accounting & econ and followed up w a Master’s in Taxation. Now, somehow I !
you’re a CPA?.. a Certified Pain in the A$$
hahahahaha
i KIDD I KIDD!
DOn’t know if you are a girl or dude!
i didn’t want to say the other acronym, incase you got offended :_)