Accounting students

The American Institute of CPAs awarded twenty incoming college freshman $2,000 each for the 2018-2019 academic year.

Over two dozen minority accounting students participated in the state society's annual internship preparation program.

Members of the New Jersey Society of CPAs offered personal stories and career advice to over 3,000 students.

The Kansas Society of CPAs awarded over $38K to top accounting students and faculty in the state.

The American Institute of CPAs' annual program invites minority accounting students to bolster their skills and network with other CPA hopefuls.

The three-day Accounting Scholars Leadership Workshop aims to help students improve their professional skills and understanding of the profession.

Gray was announced as the 2018-19 chair of the board of directors at the association's annual meeting.

The $10,000 'Bill Ezzell Scholarship' will be awarded annually to five accounting students who are pursuing their doctorates.

The annual award honors students who are relocating to four-year colleges to finish their accounting degrees.

The American Institute of CPAs announced the 92 recipients of its 2018-19 Scholarship for Minority Accounting Students.

The Georgia Society of CPAs recently held its fourth annual program for educating high school students on accounting and the life of CPAs.

As tuition costs continue to rise and loan debt becomes a growing burden, more students are choosing credentials like the CMA.

The National Association of Black Accountants is seeking qualified student applicants by Dec. 15, 2018.

The online career resource also named Big Four firm Deloitte as one of the most 'Prestigious Internship Programs' of the year.

The American Institute of CPAs recognized three high school students for winning live versions of the interactive online game covering accounting fundamentals.

The American Institute of CPAs' annual award is given to non-traditional accounting students pursuing CPA licensure.

Forty-one up-and-coming professionals graduated from the American Institute of CPAs' 10th annual training and education program in Durham, N.C.

The state society will once again host 25 students for its all-expenses paid Mary T. Washington Wylie internship program this coming January.

The American Institute of CPAs recognized collegiate accounting educators across the country for their innovation in the classroom.

The Baltimore school will use the donation to establish an endowed accounting chair and help strengthen its programs.