Get Smarter!      by Cathy Ryan

Ask a real accountant about how they really benefitted from their college experience and  you may get an answer that surprises you. A substantial number of accounting professionals report that logical thinking skills learned in college have proven to be more important in their development as accountants than virtually anything else.

The Art of Networking         by Tim Opler

When it comes to landing a job, the general consensus is that it's not what you know but who you know. Not only does this saying encourage us to slack off in learning, but the saying is outright wrong. In the real world of accounting,  it's BOTH who and what you  know that really counts.