Professional development

The New Jersey Society of CPAs gave presentations and discussed professional pathways with over 3,500 students.

Registration for the annual event, this year held in Boston, is now open.

Software updates on April 1, 2018, will look to give candidates a more realistic experience.

Former school staff members Dan and Sharon Wathen's award will aid accounting students in the Athletics department.

The American Institute of CPAs recognized 10 college-bound students who have completed advanced courses.

The National Association of Black Accountants' new partnership will grow its high school "Awareness" program.

Ernst & Young has been reaching out to recruit and hire more people with disabilities, including workers on the autism spectrum.

Financial Executives International and the Financial Executives Networking Group are partnering together to offer career development help to each other’s members.

The Big Four firm hosted local high school students to better prepare them for a career in the profession.

Three high school students from across the country won the interactive game testing accounting fundamentals.

The school's Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business is accepting applications for the inaugural August '18 class.

The annual award highlights notable achievements in collegiate accounting tuition.

The Institute of Management Accountants is allying with the staffing company Robert Half to support the careers and professional development of accounting and finance professionals.

The annual award is given to graduate students who have transitioned to accounting from liberal arts backgrounds.

Financial reports, member awards, and other highlights from NASBA’s 110th Annual Meeting.

The redesigned section is geared at preparing potential Chartered Certified Accountants for the new strategic professional exam.

The scholarship will honor the late founder of Weiss and Company and help public accounting students pursue their careers.

NASBA and the AICPA want to move to a model where the test evolves more quickly.

The organization seeks applications from both college and high school students.