Reynolds Bone & Griesbeck Participates in PCPS Scholarship Program
The AICPA is now accepting applications for the 2020 Private Companies Practice Section (PCPS) George Willie Ethnically Diverse Student Scholarship and Internship program.
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Five Tips to Have the Best Accounting Internship Experience
Internships can be very intimidating. As students, we often stress ourselves about not having enough knowledge, lacking professionalism and other key aspects of being a business professional. However, it is vital that we shift our perspectives to focus on enjoying the amazing opportunities that are already in front of us.
View MoreThe Recruiting Essentials
As Andy Bernard, former regional manager of Dunder Mifflin, once said, “Business is war.” Likewise, the recruiting process can be just as daunting.
View MoreThe Keys to Academic Success: Balancing School and Life
Remaining successful in your academic career is tough. The further you advance towards your degree, the more demanding school feels.
View MoreTop CPA Exam Scorer Katherine Griesemer on Studying, Work-Life Balance
At age 23, TSCPA member Katherine Griesemer, CPA already has an impressive list of achievements in her accounting career.
View MoreGet Involved: Tips to Successfully Engage With Your Community
If your city is doing great things for its people, do you ever wish you could be more actively involved? If the answer is yes, then you are in luck. I can guarantee that if great things are being done in your community, there are abundant opportunities for you to get involved.
View MoreFive Things Accounting Students Should Consider When Entering Public Accounting
Public accounting is an extremely rewarding career path but can be competitive and intimidating to enter. However, there are actions students can take while in school to set themselves apart from the crowd. Here are five pieces of advice to help get the job and ultimately, succeed in your career.
View MoreGetting Involved and Going Deeper: How My College Involvement Led Me to Accounting
For a college freshman, getting involved on campus can be deceptively more difficult than the expansive list of clubs and organizations may suggest. However, waiting until you feel comfortable on campus before joining an organization could put you at a disadvantage. I would advise anyone new to a university to dive right in and find connections early on.
View MoreBusiness Travel Tips From One Young Professional to Another
Traveling for business is an exciting idea for many young professionals. Some millennials have mastered the art of blending business travel with leisure travel, and research shows millennials associate business travel with job satisfaction.
View More10 Things I Wish I Knew Before My Accounting Internship
You have attended a career fair, interviewed and received an internship offer from the firm of your choice. Congratulations! As your start date draws closer, you may find yourself wondering what the work will be like and how it will compare to the coursework at your university.
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