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Good day!
I reside in Florida and want to become a Florida CPA.
Should I go for my CPA first and then my MBA/MSA to fulfill the CPA requirements or vice versa?
I graduated in 2016 from UCF and am unsure if I'm eligible to sit for the Florida CPA license. I could submit a $50-$100 application to the State to see if I'm eligible, but I was wondering if anyone knows or have been through this?
I currently don't meet the requirements of UCF's MSA program due to low GPA so I was looking at online schools (I can't really travel since I'm working full-time) but all of them appeared fishy (especially those that don't require the GMAT score). If I want to get into UCF's MSA program, I would have to score really high/ in the upper percentile in order for them to look past my low GPA.
Advice?
Thank you in advance for your help!
-Dana
I reside in Florida and want to become a Florida CPA.
Should I go for my CPA first and then my MBA/MSA to fulfill the CPA requirements or vice versa?
I graduated in 2016 from UCF and am unsure if I'm eligible to sit for the Florida CPA license. I could submit a $50-$100 application to the State to see if I'm eligible, but I was wondering if anyone knows or have been through this?
I currently don't meet the requirements of UCF's MSA program due to low GPA so I was looking at online schools (I can't really travel since I'm working full-time) but all of them appeared fishy (especially those that don't require the GMAT score). If I want to get into UCF's MSA program, I would have to score really high/ in the upper percentile in order for them to look past my low GPA.
Advice?
Thank you in advance for your help!
-Dana
