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Caro @2006-03-30 05:26:38 |
Hello guys, I currently work for a Bank in Florida. I was just promoted to Corporate and as Jr Financial Analyst(Budget dpt). I'm graduating with my BBA in Finance in May 2005 and I'm not sure what career path to follow. I like finance and accounting. I'm currently 26 yrs old and I'm very confused which career to choose. Unfortunatetly, I'm not able to choose one of the big schools to do my MBA, so I do not know if it is worth it. According to your experiences which career will give me more opportunities to find a high paying job (staring $50,000) with the experience that I'm obtaining? I will appreciate your advice. Thanks |
tope @2006-07-25 13:15:44 |
I think CPA is better than CFA bcoz being a CPA open doors especially if u r a fresh grad & its one comprehensive exam unlike CFA lvl. 1-3 & really doesn't boost ur resume especially if ur a fresh grad! But if ur a finance major... then this is the only option 4 u!!! To end this statement if u wanna make it worth ur while ie passing a hole thru a sewing needle kinda trouble! U might wanna reconsider bcoz something that gives off a better return ie ROI!!! Remember CFA lvl.1 has 34% rate of passing! Think about it!!! |
suave @2006-10-31 07:49:41 |
I think:- MBA is a matter of FROM WHERE? CPA- is for auditors CFA- is for financial specialists! |
ncfa @2007-04-01 13:03:12 |
hmm as u r already in the "job shoes" so u can eazily grab "mba" at first then at laterz on go 4 "cfa" a big bonus , but keep in mind never chg job unless u surely have the confirmation both tthat its granted + u can chg ur mind into "cpa" thats gonna need to many adjustments for u as i m in audit field so gud luck |
bhaveshjj @2007-04-14 12:52:19 |
hi guys, i have currently finished my +2 (12). am confused as to what to do. im interested in financing but what to do actually- cfa, mba in finance. which will provide me better scope in the future and HOW TUFF IS THE CFA IN ACTUAL? i'll appreciate any help. thanking u'll in advance. |
fatu @2007-04-26 09:59:04 |
1 am also in the samE shoes of "MBA or CFA?" It is giving me a big headache. However, i think i would go for CFA first plus a job experience then MBA. |
asnc @2007-05-24 02:15:27 |
Hi guys, I am from Brazil and i´m planning to move to Canada to work as financial analyst. I´m engineer and MBA, but the MBA I did in Brazil is not valid outside the country. What do you think about the CFA for me? Will it open doors for me? Now i work as finance coordinator in an American Company in Brazil. |
ncfa @2007-06-10 22:13:28 |
1st do mba then cfa if u like otherwise does not matter when u r in "shoes" |
JZino @2007-06-11 20:53:26 |
ASNC, The cfa is disproportionately popular in Canada. At least partially because schooling isn't as distinguishable there (There is a notable difference between a Wharton MBA and a University of Florida MBA. Notsomuch for York vs. UBC). I work in NY. My cousins work in Toronto and all who are in finance are taking or will take the cfa. I recommend it. Good luck. |
Bolshevist @2007-06-16 06:38:19 |
Hi All, I am an Electronics and comm enginner working for a Software MNC. I am also planning to take CFA level 1 this dec.. I know that sounds very weird...an electronics engg....doing a software job..and planning to move to finance... Ya i am hell crazy abt finacial markets...currently i am working for a Mutual fund client.. I plan to clear CFA first.. and by that time i 'll have 3-4 urs exp ..and then go for an MBA ...finally switch for financial consulting. Any comments GUYS and GALS |
ncfa @2007-06-17 04:45:00 |
wao wat a twist but do keep in mind the differential u expecting in either pay or job satisfaction u gonna have dont think n e major bundles u will have lolz |
xuandinhbank @2007-07-10 07:12:49 |
Lovely enjoy the topics, I am rather a newcomer in the topic. I schedule to gel level 1 this Dec, 2006. Hope to receive your help |
yeasin @2019-09-07 10:53:15 |
I think u can do cfa after MBA. MBA is about your ultimate goal and cfa or cpa or acca is your depthness what u r working in your side. so be specific about your after 10 years goal. Either you hold a top position in auditing or in finance after 8-10 years. Thank you. |