by PRP Group, on 02/18/2022
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment prospects for CPAs are expected to increase by 22% between now and 2028. Earning a CPA accreditation signals to accounting firms that you’re dedicated to advancing within the field, and gaining CPA expertise early in your career opens up a range of prospects, including higher income and opportunities for promotion.
In my case, passing the Uniform CPA Exam helped me advance from audit associate to assurance senior in a shorter time frame and earn about $25,000 a year more than I could have without a CPA. The prospect of preparing for (and passing) all four parts of the CPA exam in the mandated 18-month period can be daunting. Based on my experience, here are some tips for balancing work, life, and studying for the CPA exam.
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