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Read NJSCPA student member Danielle Miller's story of learning about, applying for and ultimately receiving an NJSCPA scholarship.
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As you count down the days until graduation, you’re probably looking forward to some time off this summer. It’s time to kick back and relax, right? Think again. Whether you have landed a job, are still looking for a job or starting graduate school in the fall, here are some tips on how to keep busy this summer.
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Congratulations to this year's NJSCPA scholarship applicants who earned top scores on their essays.
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You put in the years of studying, logged countless hours of extracurricular activities, perfected your resume and nailed the interviews. Congratulations, you have a job offer or maybe several offers. Unfortunately, you are not quite finished. Once you receive your employment offers, be it for an internship or a full-time position, there are a few considerations.
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Make the most of the opportunities you are given. The Scholars Institute program has been providing accomplished accounting students with a competitive edge since its inception in 2002 by educating students on how to stand out and expand upon their current skill sets.
I am so thankful for the New Jersey Society of CPAs and their efforts in helping me become a CPA. A few years ago I was hospitalized with a serious illness, and, while I was in recovery, the time elapsed on one of the CPA exam sections I had previously passed. I was worried about having to start from scratch after everything I had been through, so I contacted the Society to see what options, if any, were available. I was quickly informed that I could petition the State Board of Accountancy to get my time extended on the expired section, and, after much help from the amazing people at the Society, my request was granted. I am very thankful that I was a member of the Society at the time. Seeing the effort spent to help me get my credit back was truly inspiring. Further, I was able to utilize the study tools and tips available on the Society’s website as a guide through the remaining exam sections, and today I can happily say that I am a CPA.
~ Liron Rapeika, CPA