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September 21, 2023

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CPA Exam

CPA Exam Changes and Pipeline Woes Are a Perfect Storm of Problems For the Profession

by Liz Kolar

Ed. note: The following is a guest post by Liz Kolar, EVP at Surgent. It is of particular interest to professors, accounting department chairs, other assorted academics, and any accounting profession meteorologists who are tracking the perfect storm of pipeline problems and a completely revamped CPA exam debuting in just a few months. Comments from […]

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Education

What Would the Accreditors Say About AICPA’s ELE Program?

by Sharon Lassar, PhD, CPA

By Sharon Lassar, PhD, CPA (Florida) John J. Gilbert Professor and Director of the School of Accountancy, University of Denver Last week I raised the question of whether it is ethical to promote an educational path to CPA licensure that is (highly) susceptible to cheating. The AICPA’s pipeline acceleration plan proposes an Experience, Learn & […]

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What’s Getting a PhD in Accounting Really All About?

by Caleb Newquist

This is the first post from our new contributor, Dr. Emelee, a former Big 4 employee who is in process of obtaining his PhD. So you want to be a professor?  Teaching looks like it would be fun (it is), you see that some professors are only on campus two days a week (they are), and you’ve […]