Quick note: Keep your textbooks

by Megan Taylor on July 9, 2015

I’m kind of a pack rat, so I almost always keep my textbooks anyway, but when getting a Masters in Accounting, you should keep at least your Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Accounting textbooks, as well as your Cost/Managerial Accounting textbook. I have referred back to each of them several times as I have taken additional classes, and right now (for a CPA exam prep course), I’m re-reading the first two chapters of my Intermediate Accounting textbook.

Consider this your PSA for today. Keep your textbooks, no matter how tempted took may be to ~~ritualistically burn them~~ sell them back at the end of the semester.

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Jenny’s Class Schedule: Fall 2015

M | 6:30 p - 9:15 p -- ACCT 6030 - Intermediate Financial Accounting
T | 6:30 p - 9:15 p -- ACCY 6070 - Managerial Accounting
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Uniform CPA Exam:
- FAR – Financial Accounting and Reporting
- AUD – Auditing and Attestation
- BEC – Business Environment and Concepts
- REG – Regulation
AICPA – American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
CPA – Certified Public Accountant
CCD – Community College of Denver
CSBA – Colorado State Board of Accountancy
CU-Denver – University of Colorado at Denver
DORA – Colorado's Deparatment of Regulatory Agencies
DU – University of Denver FRCC – Front Range Community College
GAAP – Generally Accepted Accounting Principals
GAAS – Generally Accepted Auditing Standards
GMAT – Graduate Management Admission Test
MAcc – Masters in Accounting
MBA – Masters in Business Administration
MICPA – The Michigan Association of Certified Public Accountants
MSA – Masters of Science in Accountancy
NASBA – National Association of State Boards of Accountancy
WMU – Western Michgan University