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Masters in Accounting

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  • 28-03-2011 11:41pm
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    Dellboy2007
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    Anyone on here do it? Any info on what the course is like, size of class, difficulty of modules, etc?


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    gabbytheking
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    Course is hard. Is a good experience before FAE or ACCA finals. Project work is massive. Definitely would recommend if going for ACCA as will give a much better foundation than the degree. I know loads of smart people who really struggled with ACCA after the degree but 2 in the masters passed first time relatively at ease.

    In general a good course, hard work though!!

    Size of class is very small. Although numbers may have improved since I sat it!!


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    gabbytheking
    Registered Users Posts: 87 ✭✭gabbytheking


    Just wanted to say one final thing which I originally forgot to post. As you probably know you get extra exemptions from Chartered and can sit your fae after 1 year. What a friend of mine did was Sit ITI P2 exams in Y1 of Contract Sit FAE in Year 2 of contract and sit P3 ITI in Y3 thereby being a qualified Tax adviser and Chartered Accountant at the end of his contract with all the experience. My employer wasn't so generious but Big 4 will definitely pay for it. Similarly you can sit Certified in Y1 OR 2 ACCA.


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    Alfred Borden
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    Was just wondering if any of you two could give me information about the course? is the continuous assessment exams or projects? Thanks in advance


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    mucks65
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    anyone know the general intake for this course? are they strict about having a 2.1 from your degree?


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    Alfred Borden
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    mucks65 wrote: »
    anyone know the general intake for this course? are they strict about having a 2.1 from your degree?

    There is 19 in the class this year. No they arent too strict about the 2.1 but would like to see a high 2.2 I think.


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