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The Art of Balancing CPA Exam Study with Work
By Stacy Ray, Senior Program Manager, Becker CPA Review
Summer is in the air. Instead of turning your thoughts to sun drenched beaches, many of you will be embarking on internships or full time employment. With a little bit of discipline and careful planning, you can make the most of the summer and get started on the path to becoming a CPA! Below are five tips that helped me study for the exam while working:
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Before You Apply for Your Next Job…
By Ryan W. Hirsch, CPT Program Manager, NASBA
For those who work 30 or more hours per week, careers can consume a large percentage of your time and energy, each week. So if you’re going to work, you better do something you enjoy.
But is that really possible? Isn’t work just something you do to get a paycheck, so you can spend money on the things and people you value most? Perhaps there’s some level of truth to that notion, but I know too many people (including myself) who love their jobs, so I encourage you to continue searching until you find a career that fulfills your needs.
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Rock the Mentee Role! 5 Tips to be an Awesome Mentee
By Ericka Harney, CFRE, GPC, CVA, Executive Director, Accounting & Financial Women’s Alliance (AFWA)
These days it is generally accepted that you will have some sort of mentor/mentee relationship at least once in your career. Mentors can be a valuable asset to your budding career – if done right. But utilizing this relationship successfully is key.
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Chapter Spotlight: Pie Mr. Mac
The Iota Omega Chapter of North Carolina State University raised over $3,000 to help support the Our Three Winners scholarship fund.
Listen to Chris McKittrick's radio interview.
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Alumni Spotlight
Sabrina Patel '14
Frazier & Deeter, IT Auditor/Consultant
"Learn how to be an asset to the company you are working for. Go above and beyond to make sure the quality of work you provide is excellent."
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