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Accounting Degrees

johnnyq · 2005-04-19 20:12:48

Hi! I was just wondering what do you think of the acc & fin degree in DCU? Would ones in UCC or DIT b considered better? I am just curious 2 know.

19-04-2005 8:12pm

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johnnyq

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Hi! I was just wondering what do you think of the acc & fin degree in DCU? Would ones in UCC or DIT b considered better? I am just curious 2 know.

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#2 20-04-2005 12:27pm

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iff you are into accounting and the whole business thing then its a really interesting brilliant course to do. But if you aren't into any one aspect then maybe this isn't the course for you in first year the modules range from accounting to econmics with a bit of info systems thrown in. Most the modules are okay even if you only have a tiny interest, but if you have no interest accounting and finance really isnt for you. People I know had weird illusions to what this course actually entailed and have dropped out because of it

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