Are America's Top Business Students Steering Clear of Accounting?

Dana R. Hermanson · Roger H. Hermanson · Susan H. Ivancevich

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Examines top business students' perceptions of the accountancy profession and how these perceptions may influence the students' career choices. Assertion that students choose accounting for financial reasons; Appeal of accounting work to nonaccounting students; Implications for the recruitment of top business students.

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