I just went to a wedding of a Deloitte friend. The bride and half the wedding party were accountants there, and they were decidedly non-Asian, but they were extremely hot.
And another friend just left accounting at PwC, and I went out with him and his work friends a bunch, and there was only one Asian dude out of the whole group.
These friends are NY and Philly based fwiw. If you do your accounting in Hong Kong, maybe it's different.
The point I'm trying to make is that a lot of asians do accounting. I did first year accounting in New Zealand, plus I have friends who are studying accounting and they agree that a larger percentage of the class compared with other subjects are asians.
Its all asians that do accounting so I guess if you are into other types of women this wouldnt work.
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Originally Posted by Colin_Piddle
The point I'm trying to make is that a lot of asians do accounting. I did first year accounting in New Zealand, plus I have friends who are studying accounting and they agree that a larger percentage of the class compared with other subjects are asians.
Larger percentage =/= "all asians"
Also, OP is in Minnesota and not within spitting distance of southeast Asia.
they're virtually capped at that rate for the rest of their career. You better off getting your degree, the salaries numbers are much better in the long run if you pick the right career.
I don't believe they're capped too tight out west. You can move up to more responsibilities and a higher salary but I don't imagine most stick around that long.
I did a lot of thinking and discussing. Barring some catastrophe or emergency that requires immediate cash inflow I will be returning to school this fall and seeking an internship for the spring.
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