i signed up for college and have to take principles of accounting 1 can you tell me what kind of math is involved in this class? Thx
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This site has a good explanation on the basic accounting process\n\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/accounting-process/
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I would recommend going to www.collegeboard.com.  They have all the info you need. EFC $14613  (I'm sorry)
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not me, but how about we take courses at the same time.  I was wanting either:  Medical office assistant, Medical Administrative assistant, or just administrative assistant.  I got the pamphlet from Saskatoon Business College.  These are the only ones that I am interested in that they offer my other choices are:   Legal Admin Assistant, Accounting, Computer accounting technician, info tech specialist, business admin, financial services assistant.  Don't worry, I won't take the medical office assistant one if you don't want me to, dork.  I am not going to copy you.  Even if I did take it, it wouldn't be because I am copying, Amber!  I just need to further my education and that one has the least amount of math in the course.  I just want a steady income that involves as little math as possible!
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I was an accounting major.  I used the website assocatied with my text book.  Look in the front or back and see if there is a website.  what type of accounting problem is it, I might be able to help, although its been a few years.  IN the real world of accounting, you don't use alot of what we had to learn in school, so some of the things I had to learn the company does not use, so I may have forgotten it, but I still have my text books.
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You might want to look into a program called Math Advantage (you can look it up on Amazon.com or probably get a used one on eBay).  I used it in high school for pre-calculus and again in college for calculus and it was really good at explaining things.  Another thing that I found helpful for economics in college (and probably would work well for math) is to type the name of the concept you're working on into Yahoo! or Google.  For example, if you're stuck on the Quadratic Equation, type 'How to solve the quadratic equation' into the search menu will provide a link to losts of helpful sights, and usually discussion groups.  Also, I'm sure the university or college you're taking classes at offer tutoring services (probably free) and most new copies of textbooks give you access to online study areas.  Hope this helps.
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I think a calculator would be great for this one! It sounds perfect for a math wiz to try...Good luck! MayMay
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Applied mathematics - applied to what?  If you take a generalist applied math degree, you are not particularly qualified to apply the math to anything specific.\n\nIf you are interested in the financial world, financial math is a very hot field right now.  Can you see yourself working in investment banking?  There is potentially enormous money in that.\n\nThere will always be more jobs in computer science than in applied math, but I think the salary potential is more limited in computers.\n\nI personally am an actuary, and might describe my work as math applied to insurance.  I studied a considerable amount of insurance for this application of math to have any credibility among insurance people who are not mathematicians.\n\nI suggest you speak with your math professors and the college career office to get a better idea of what your interests are.
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This site gives a wonderful resource for learners of accounting..\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/accounting-process/study-notes/
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Depending on how many other classes u will be taking, and how challenging they are, I would try to take them together.  If you have other challenging classes I would hold off to take the other later.  I took 18 credits at a time in order to graduate and took 2 math classes at one time and it worked out great, but planned it so I took my easier classes that semester too.\nGOODLUCK!
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Impossible.  At least if you're going fulltime at a respectable BSchool.  If you focus on Acct, that'll help when you do graduate and begin studying for the CPA.  What MBA progam (full time) only has 3 classes?  I had 7 my first semester.
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If you want to go into something business-related take classes like introduction to business, micro- or macro- economics, accounting. This way you will have a clearer idea of what business school is all about. Mathematics wouldn't hurt either.
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Not really directly related to matching principle (but all accounting principles do indirectly comply with the matching principle, since it is a basic tenet of accounting). \n\nIt's more related to the "measurable" and "collectable" part of revenue recognition (since it has already been "earned").  \n\nIt's not directly related to matching as you are not trying to match expenses with revenues.  The expense (or contra-revenue) is booked irrespective of the timing of the revenue.  \n\nA good example of the matching principle is depreciation, where you expense the cost of a fixed asset over an extended period of time when it is expected to generate revenues (rather than expensed all at once).
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the big misunderstanding?   look around at these posts!\nkids who haven't a dime, borrowing thousands and thousands of dollars to take the same classes that they could take for $125.00 at any junior college!\nThe big misunderstanding is the total SCAM that has been sold to so many people that the cost of the class somehow indicates its quality.   the whole industry is a rip off right down to the $150.00 books.
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what kind of notes do you need? like, what math course are you currently taking?
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No I'm not doing your Business Accounts coursework!!! Get studying rather that asking questions on here!!!
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yes, of course it is, it helps you with a logical line of thinking, this is osmething that can only come from mathematical logic.  This helps with critical thinking.  Also a basic understanding of math is important...taxes and bank statements are one think i would want to be able to figure out on my own...
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try sosmath.com  they helped me before. if they don't have the answer you are looking for they have a list of links to tons of other math sites.  \n\nand there probably is someone on your campus that can help as well.  One on one help is always best...\n\nGood luck!