What is the academic qualification after completing all ACCA 14 courses?

After passing 9 ACCAs, completing an a** can lead to a bachelor's degree with honours from Oxford Brookes University.

However, to be clear, it is Oxford Brookes University, not Oxford University. Oxford Brookes University is a new university established in the 90s, which is ranked very low, not well-known, and the bachelor's degree with honors is not recognized in the country.

ACCA: Passing fourteen courses, which is equivalent to a master's degree, you can directly take the doctoral examination. But it's just equivalent to, not a master's degree. If you just want a master's degree, ACCA is not a good choice.

Personally, I think that in China, the MBA diploma is overflowing and useless, unless you are an MBA from a famous school such as CEIBS or Fudan, otherwise, the MBA foreign companies of other schools simply look down on your diploma, and it is better to get an ACCA certificate in a down-to-earth manner

Kitten118 is right, MBA is CEO, ACCA, CFO, you also have to consider your career choice.

In 2000, ACCA established a partnership with Oxford Brookes University, which gives students the opportunity to study ACCA's professional qualifications alongside a BSc (Hons*) degree in Applied Accounting. This global initiative further underscores ACCA's position as a global leader in accounting and training. (*Note:.)

Bachelor's degrees awarded by UK universities are graded according to the average grade point of the course they have taken. A bachelor's degree with honors means an advanced degree. ）

If it's a degree, of course, it's MBA high, but depending on what you want to do when you come out in the future, the direction of MBA is CEO, and the direction of ACCAs is CFO

After graduating from ACCA, you will receive an undergraduate degree from the University of Oxford. It's hard to say which is better compared to MBA. Because the gold content of both is quite high, it depends on your application level after you have this certificate. If you use it well, you are definitely a bourgeoisie.

The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) is the world's leading professional accountant body, as well as the professional accountant organization with the largest number of overseas students and the fastest growing number of students, with nearly 300,000 members and students in more than 160 countries and regions around the world, and more than 200 examination centers.

Since its inception, ACCA has played an important role in the training of accountants and financial managers, as well as in the development of services to the business community. Since the thirties of the twentieth century, ACCA has promoted its professional qualification examinations overseas and has been providing professional examination services to all parts of the world for more than 60 years. ACCA's extensive experience in designing and delivering a wide range of training content.

In more than 140 countries, ACCA is directly involved in training in accounting, auditing and financial management. ACCA plays a very important role in a number of regional accountant organizations such as the European Association of Accounting Professionals (FEE), the Asia-Pacific Federation of Accountants (CAPA) and the Caribbean Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICAC). Internationally, ACCA is a founding member of the International Accounting Standards Board (IASC) and a member of the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC).

ACCA membership is recognized by EU legislation as well as by the company laws of many countries. There are a number of ACCA members who hold senior positions in the industrial, commercial, utilities and professional practice sectors.

After passing the ACCA, you can complete a bachelor's degree at the University of Oxford by completing an a**.

The MBA also depends on which school it is.

Personally, I think it's acca, okay.

ACCA is a qualifying exam and has nothing to do with academic qualifications.

In fact, ACCA is mainly difficult in English, and it is not as difficult as CPA in terms of professional difficulty

This depends on what course you have, if it is a guaranteed class, the cost should be about 3 5w, the standard class should be cheaper, and if it is an online class, it will be even cheaper. I heard that there are discounts on Double 12 recently! I have friends in it, if you go, see if it can be cheaper.

I don't know, I reported in Gordon, 14 subjects are more than 3,40,000, it's still acceptable, after all, you can save a lot of time and cost if you can pass the exam at one time.

There will be some of this effect, but it will not be very large. Some companies prefer a master's degree and some prefer an accounting certificate such as an ACCA, the former representing theoretical knowledge, while the latter is more practical in the P stage (but only on paper).

If you have an MPACC degree, you can be exempted from the F stage of the ACCA, but you still need to take the P stage. From this point of view, it seems that ACCA has a higher gold content. But as the old saying goes, some companies are biased towards master's degrees, so you must carefully read the job description and requirements on the recruitment notice before applying to see if they are biased towards academic qualifications or certificates.

Usually domestic people prefer academic qualifications, while foreign people prefer certificates, and I have seen many employees of foreign-funded enterprises who have been laid off because they do not have certificates...

A master's degree is definitely influential, but now that you have an ACCA, do you want to see which unit you want to go to in the future? However, it is better to take an on-the-job MPACC because work experience is also important.

Although I am not from Sichuan University, I am an acca major in another school.

In our school, regardless of whether you have passed all the courses of ACCA or not, as long as you pass the courses of the school, you can get a bachelor's degree in management in accounting.

Even if you don't pass all the courses of ACCA, it can't be regarded as a vain study, this exam is valid for 10 years after passing the first course, and you can still take the exam after graduation, and students majoring in accounting can be exempted from 5 courses, and continue to take the last 4 courses, you can get a primary stage certificate, write an essay**, and you can also get an honorary bachelor's degree certificate from Oxford Brookes University.

As for CPA, this thing really depends on self-awareness, if the time is well adjusted and you are willing to learn, there is no problem at all. Because the ACCA is held in June and December every year, and the CPA is in September, the time is just staggered, so there is enough time to prepare.

However, ACCA is more expensive, and the exam fees are more expensive, so you still need to be cautious in your choice

You can ask this question at Sichuan University, and there is a special ACCA.

Personally, I think that the certificate is a stepping stone, and you can submit your resume to apply for relevant jobs while studying. Of course, it is generally best to complete at least 7-8 subjects.

After completing the first 9 subjects, you need to write an email to ACCA to apply for the certificate. It's not that ACCA will send you the certificate directly after the exam.

I'm an ACCA major, I don't have to finish the exam, I can prove my strength through nine courses, and some of my seniors have entered the big four through nine courses.

If you want to do accounting, you can get an accounting certificate. After passing the first 9 courses of ACCA, it is possible to obtain an undergraduate degree in applied accounting from the university after submitting a ** pass. In fact, taking a CPA (Certified Public Accountant) in China is much better than that ACCA.

ACCA is the world's leading professional accountant body, with the largest number of international students and the fastest growing professional accountant body.

If you get a certificate, you're very good, and if you can't pass the exam, you're wasting three years, and you still have a diploma, which is originally a qualification exam.

Graduation in three years? Why do I see that I still want to study abroad? It's a bachelor's degree from a foreign university! The harder you fight, the better you get!

You're so naïve, do you think it's necessary to study accounting in a big company? No matter what school or major you are, the key depends on your own ability. Look at how well you did in the interview. Only if they are satisfied, the big companies will want it.

If you have an ACCA, of course, it's much more advanced than the general accounting qualification certificate, it's not nonsense.

1. Ability is very important.

2. ACCA has helped you a lot, although you are not an accounting major, you have an ACCA certificate, and your level is more professional than that of accounting students. In the end, what kind of work to do, you also need to refer to your other factors, you can go to those large companies to try.

3. Finally, it's not all good for big companies. When I graduated, I joined a national listed company in the United States, and I left after less than a year...

Generally speaking, full-time school accounting is an undergraduate course, but the accounting ACCA direction refers to the specialized study of the ACCA direction, which is different from the accounting direction in that it is an international ACCA direction. At present, there are schools in China that have this ACCA direction, but there is no graduate program in the ACCA direction.

ACCAA is the Royal Chartered Accountant Exam, no matter which country the exam is in English, if this is really the direction, then it is taught in English, so it is more expensive, it is an exam organized by the United Kingdom, and the school tuition fee definitely does not include the examination fee, which is very high (compared to other exams)! And CPA is domestic, taught in Chinese, so cheap! In fact, as long as you don't go to the EU countries, the ACCA is useless (this certificate can only enjoy the right to sign the audit report in the EU countries, but it is highly recognized globally) CPA is a domestic certified public accountant.