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Hello,
I have been admitted to CSUF and SDSU for their MS accounting program. I only applappied to the public schools mainly bc of the cost. Also, I wish to find an accounting job in Los Angeles after graduating, so I only applied to schools around the area (even though SD is not really around LA, I applied just in case).
right now I kind of regret not applying to USC bc if i did get in the program, finding a job would be much easier than graduating from a public school. but anyways, that's a thing in the past now.
The question I want to ask is that if I plan to work in Los Angeles, would it be better to attend CSUF than SDSU? I think SDSU has a better program structure...
Any word of advice from anyone familiar or in the CSUF MS accounting or have graduated from the program???
I have been admitted to CSUF and SDSU for their MS accounting program. I only applappied to the public schools mainly bc of the cost. Also, I wish to find an accounting job in Los Angeles after graduating, so I only applied to schools around the area (even though SD is not really around LA, I applied just in case).
right now I kind of regret not applying to USC bc if i did get in the program, finding a job would be much easier than graduating from a public school. but anyways, that's a thing in the past now.
The question I want to ask is that if I plan to work in Los Angeles, would it be better to attend CSUF than SDSU? I think SDSU has a better program structure...
Any word of advice from anyone familiar or in the CSUF MS accounting or have graduated from the program???
