I've posted before that I'm 38 and looking to get ed in accounting, cpa, then enter field.

I have a teaching ed and a masters in religion.

Jumping right into an accounting masters seems very difficult to handle the new subject with no background in it or any business/finance classes.

Trying to work and take classes in evenings, so would you advise taking bachelor classes and completing the requirements to take the cpa exam and finish sooner (maybe 2 - 2 1/2 years) or a masters in accounting, exam and finish longer (4+ years)?

Thanks.

Thanks for the reply.

Yes, I've looked nito the coure work with a few colleges. I can't go full time. So the bachelors would take less time because I could handle more classes in the evening like 9-12 hours per semester as opposed to 3-6 hours grad classes per semester.

The univ with better campus recruiting requires ALOT more prereq classes. Add another 2 years to it.

Is the recruiting through the univ that important to getting an internship/job? The other cheaper college I would pretty much arrange it myself as I understand it?