how many time takes to do a bachellor degree in accounting????
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in the US an accounting degree generally takes 4 years.  There are some places that might offer schedules you could accelerate to do it in 3.  There are many schools that offer part-time programs that will take longer if you are not transferring credits.
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There are 2 year and 4 year progrmas.  An associate's degree is given for the 2 year program and a bachelor's degree is given for the 4 year program.
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Going full-time...most Associate Degrees can be completed in two years.
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I have a BBA in business management from Morehead St. University. It took me 4 1/2 years to get it because this school only offers some classes you need in the fall and others in the spring. So if you miss taking a certain class you need to graduate in the spring then you have to wait around until NEXT spring to take it and graduate!
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That answer depends on what you take before grade school and after high school. Assuming you had Pre-School and you are going to a 4-year University for a BA, then you would have gone through 18 total years of school.\n\nHow to figure? Add the usual 1-12, Kindergarten (1 year), Pre-school (1 year), and either of the following:\n\n> Associate's Degree (2 years)\n> Bachelor's Degree  (2 Years)\n> Master's Degree    (4 Years)\n> Ph.D.              (6-8 years)
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Almost every college offers night classes now, and some offer classes on Saturdays. Just make sure that they're actually offering degrees at night, not just night classes. Look at websites and see which ones near you list accounting as one of the degrees that you can get at night. Then I would look at how many of the courses you need they're actually offering on a regular basis. I went to school at night (for accounting) and ended up transferring because the school I was attending didn't offer the next class that I needed (intermediate accounting) for a couple of semesters. Of course you'll talk to admissions, but remember that its their job to sell the school and they may not even know how often classes are offered. Instead, check their course listings and talk to the department chair (or whoever usually does the advising in your department) as these are the people who do know which classes will be offered.\n\nA lot of people do this. It takes longer, but if your employer is willing to pay your tuition you can get through without loans. This is a much better choice than most online programs, as it is hard to find a reputable online program. Good Luck!
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I just finished a degree in Business Administration Major in Management last 06 April.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nbut......\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nI am currently
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It depends on where you live, Community colleges, and the best route. However, there are also private colleges that offer associates degrees, and others that you can complete on-line. If you live in Pa try Central Pennsylvania College, you can get an associates from them in 18 months.
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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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You already know, I assume, that you first need a bachelor's degree, which typically takes four years. Then, as others have noted, it's three years in law school. Then comes the fun of passing the California bar exam, purported to be one of the toughest in the nation.
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some associate degree takes 60-70 credit hours and bachelors degrees takes twice the associate degree credit but it becomes half when you finish the perequisite in a college before transfering to University.\nget the degree plan sheet of your program from the website of the univ. you want and compare with an associate degree plan.
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Some people have become accountants without degrees and are in practice currently, but that doesn't happen very often any more with more people going to college.  You need a four year degree in most universities to have a Bachelor in Accounting.  If you want to be a CPA (Certified Public Accountant) you need 150 credit hours though.  150 credit hours take most people five years.  You also have to pass a very extensive test that could take you a very long time to finish as it has to be completed in several sections.  Most accountants get their four year degree, get a job, and then work on their CPA certification as they go.  Good luck!  It's a great job market.  Every one needs accountants!
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It usually takes 4 years instead of 3 and you get both your law degree (the JD) and a Master's Degree In Business Administration (MBA). You have to take all the law classes required, but your electives will all be related to business, and therefore they will carry over and count towards your MBA. There are also additional core classes you will have to take for your MBA. It's like killing 2 birds with 1 stone.
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Undergraduate coursework is usually completed at a four-year public and/or private institution of higher learning (a university).  As with most colleges and universities, you will be provided with the opportunity of earning a bachelors (4-year) and/or an associates (2-year) degree, and will have several disciplines to choose from (i.e. liberal arts and social sciences, natural sciences, etc.).  As mentioned before, earning a bachelors degree usually takes 4 years, but it can be done in 3.  My best friend's younger sister completed her undergraduate coursework in 3 years, and graduated with a 4.0 grade point average.  Do not think for one minute that it came easily, however.  While holding down a part-time job, she managed a full course load each semester and studied every chance she got.
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4 years of college for a BS in Chem or Bio \n\nThen you need to get a masters in Forensics - I'm not sure how long that takes. Another 4-5 years maybe?
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To be an accountant, you will need a college education. If you have an accounting class available, then obviously take it. Any other business related classes are also advisable.  Make sure that you have acceptable math skills, and any computer classes you can take would be great.\n\nThe important part will be once you get into college.  Make sure you get into a university with an accredited Accounting program. You can find a list at the AACSB website:\n\nhttp://www.aacsb.edu/accreditation/AccreditedMembers.asp\n\nOnce you get into college, talk to your advisor about possible education paths. States now require that you have 150 credit hours of university to complete the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam.  Some people choose to do a dual degree, but most instead decide to get a Masters of Accountancy degree (MAcc).  \n\nAccounting is a great area if you enjoy it.  Most people still associate accounting with "bookkeeping" but you can't be farther from the truth. Additionally, Sarbanes-Oxley has greatly increased the demand for accountants, although that demand likely will go down in the near future.