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I mean to think that there is billions just floating around out there and he refused to name anyone that helped him with this crime (ie his entire family- since most worked for his company). I just wanted to see what everyone else thought about this? Is this comparable to 9/11? Heinous crime= heinous punishment--- i want names!!! 150 years in prison ok-- low security-- will be able to see his kids, watch tv, heck he'll probably end up teaching english for ged's or running the mail room for 1.50$ a day.. Tell me what you think and why

so i have no other problems, no medical, no credit, no law problems, but about 2 yrs ago i may have taken a few hits (about 2-3) in the span of like 30 minutes.. Nothing since then.. Of course i know it ask but after talking to my would be supervisor he/she stated "im not sure if you ever had but deny deny deny and chalk it up to being nervous. Not sure what to do-- I really want the job and well I didn't even like doing it. Blah

PCW= 1.5%?

KPMG=3?

DT=2?

EY= 3?

Can anyone verify

Hi all, I will soon graduate with a BS in accounting from a well known school. I really like the challenge of tax work but am kind of considering going the auditing route simply for the long term job opportunities. Yes, I will absolutely have my cpa within 18 months or so. I am fairly confident I can join up with PCW or RSM in tax but tell me what you think. I'm thinking of the possibilities 4-6 years down the road. Which option puts me in a better position.

I've checked the website and it simply stated 150 credit hours. I already have a BS in Economics +24 soon to be 30 credits in Accounting. Would I really need to take all those non-accounting courses? If you are a Cpa and know the answer or a student/sitting for the exam--Help:) Thanks All

I've checked the website and it simply stated 150 credit hours. I already have a BS in Economics +24 soon to be 30 credits in Accounting. Would I really need to take all those non-accounting courses? If you are a Cpa and know the answer or a student/sitting for the exam--Help:) Thanks All

:) Well it is not as though I do not have a good paying job already @ about 44k. Just graduated in 2006 with BS in Economics but do not feel as though my work exp is good enough to get into tier 1/2 schools for MBA. To finish my BS in accounting it would take me 2 full-time and 1 part-time (maybe summer courses). Which would enable me to sit for CPA (need about 400 additional hours -which i would make up for during the time in school. In terms of finances, bills are payed off expect for a remaining school (5.5k) and cell phone.-- With the acct degree, I can expect to earn 55k base +10k increases annually if not more.

Trying to understand where a 96b would end up on the governmental pay scale-- i have heard stories of people with 4+ yrs exp coming out and earning 85k-- gg12? I have a BS, and most likely a langauge to go with it-- if anyone knows how the government scale works please let me know thanks.

http://www.dami.army.pentagon.mil/offices/dami-cp/...

E-4/E-5 if that would make a difference

graduated in may 06 and have been in operations (finance) since--I have absolutely no leadership opportunities at my current company. I'm debating going into the army. I could go in as an officer and be grouped randomly into a branch and get immediate leadership experience (anywhere from 10-200 enlisted soldiers) or I could go in for intelligence and get 3 practical yrs exp and pick up a TS clearance, and possible a foreign language.

I took a practice gmat and scored 670 with about a day of studying. Long term I want to be a consultant at a top firm. Which of these options do you feel would look better for the applications process?

Oh, I am looking to apply to Farqua, Columbia, Darden, Smith

*I will try to get the Gmat 700+ in the next year or so....

* All the men in my family have served in the Army (Grandfather)/Airforce(Father)..

I graduated in may 06 and have been in operations (finance) since--I have absolutely no leadership opportunities at my current company. I'm debating going into the army. I could go in as an officer and be grouped randomly into a branch and get immediate leadership experience (anywhere from 10-200 enlisted soldiers) or I could go in for intelligence and get 3 practical yrs exp and pick up a TS clearance, and possible a foreign language.

I took a practice gmat and scored 670 with about a day of studying. Long term I want to be a consultant at a top firm. Which of these options do you feel would look better for the applications process?

Oh, I am looking to apply to Farqua, Columbia, Darden, Smith

*I will try to get the Gmat 700+ in the next year or so....

* All the men in my family have served in the Army (Grandfather)/Airforce(Father)/Airforce(Cousin)

Looking to land a job with the government after the military-- Which of the options would be more useful?-- yes, I have a degree already and am still considering ocs but not to excited about not getting to choose a field that I would enjoy... Thanks all!

Give me details such as cost of living, activities around base, weather, anything else you think is special--

thanks

dave

So I want to join the Army/Marines or the Navy but i have a question... I would like to be able to keep my house. How does this BAH thing work? For instance, if i were pushed over to iraq would I get BAH? Or what if i were put on a ship or in OCS? Help... LOL

that would give me technical experience, and something that has a Civilian job that I could get into after 4 or 6 yrs (assuming I don't like it and just stay). I currently have a BS in Economics and Geography ( non -technical 3.12 gpa-Yes, I know I should have gone for Engineering) and speak lvl 1 chinese-mandarin. No medical problems, or criminal record and am in good shape. (22 yrs old)--- I took a practice test online and scored a 96--- Hopefully, take the asvab soon

MMm.. Would be looking into OTC for intelligence..?? If you are an officer and would like to tell me a little bit about the navy, I would appreciate this. Thanks

I have a job interview coming up for the IRS and wanted to know what exactly to expect. I'm sure behavioral questions, a detailed story of my resume, just wondering about any analytical questions that I might run into? (Balt-Washington Metro Area)