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Accounting in Arts
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02-03-2016 09:48AM#1
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wehuntmonsters wrote: »Hi, I was wondering if anyone has done Accounting through arts? If so are you able to do a masters in accounting once you're finished a bachelors degree?
Also, I was wondering if the maths is complicated or is it basic maths and algebra as well as Excel? Any info would be grateful.
Hey
I found your post after you commenting on mine.i guess we are interested in the same.
I asked the same question during my interview and they told me that I can do the masters in accounting. They even have a conversion masters course if I am not mistaken for people who didn't study accounting and want to change to that area so I am sure we could do the normal acc masters.
I heard the maths is not difficult because is related to accounting. If you choose maths as one of your options then it is a bit more tough but the first year is more like a revision year. I am planing to take accounting, maths and computer science and then continue with just Acc and CS
Hope I helped
This is just information I got from people and not by experience. Hopefully the info I got is reliable0
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