Posted by: nepalihu July 14, 2010
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Thanks for the advice guys. I appreciate all the suggestions.
I have been told that Canada wants skilled manpower. So if I want to apply for PR with a BS in Accounting I need to be a CPA (correct me if this is wrong). The problem with trying to be a CPA is that I could take the exams and pass them but I will have to meet the experience requirements set by the states before I can official be a licensed CPA and practice as such. Which means, I will have to find work and work, to be able to be a licensed CPA. Like Duracell said, Masters is not really a prudent option for me because I already have 150 credit hours (I tested out of a lot of ESL classes offered at my university to get credit). So I am stuck here. No work means no CPA license and No CPA license means No Work*
* When I say No Work I mean very low prospects of finding work.
I have been told that Canada wants skilled manpower. So if I want to apply for PR with a BS in Accounting I need to be a CPA (correct me if this is wrong). The problem with trying to be a CPA is that I could take the exams and pass them but I will have to meet the experience requirements set by the states before I can official be a licensed CPA and practice as such. Which means, I will have to find work and work, to be able to be a licensed CPA. Like Duracell said, Masters is not really a prudent option for me because I already have 150 credit hours (I tested out of a lot of ESL classes offered at my university to get credit). So I am stuck here. No work means no CPA license and No CPA license means No Work*
* When I say No Work I mean very low prospects of finding work.
Last edited: 14-Jul-10 07:38 PM