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But you don’t need an accounting degree to work in accounting so just major in something that you want to learn more about or something more technical.
For entry level accounting jobs, you basically learn on the job but you will pick up the job a lot faster if you understand the terminology or previous work experience.

Harder to break into more “prestigious” firms at first glance but if you leverage connections you can.
Accounting has one of the highest earning potentials among majors.
Definitely the best among business majors, and across all other majors the only ones that do better/equal are computer science, engineering, and nursing.

If you have any of these things then you should do finance over accounting, otherwise you should do accounting.
Finance is much more competitive than accounting so you need to differentiate yourself a lot to get the good jobs.

Within the first few weeks of accounting students’ first term, recruiters may already be on campus to meet face-to-face with potential employees

Another consideration is choosing an MBA or a master’s in accounting

The former typically studies marketing, finance, operations management, and business ethics

R Reddit is a great place to learn about accounting because it is full of people who are passionate about the subject

The R Reddit community is active and always happy to help with questions or advice

There are also a lot of great resources available on R Reddit, so you can always find what you need