NECESSARY SKILLS FOR ACCOUNTING GRADUATES: AN EXPLORATTORY STUDY TO DETERMINE WHAT THE PROFESSION WANTS

Kimberly A. St

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This study obtains the viewpoints of two important constituent groups for higher education accounting programs: (1) public accountants and (2) non-public accountants, regarding the importance of accounting-related skills and topics to be covered in undergraduate curricula. Of 34 accounting-related skills and topics, statistically significant differences for 19 were found between the two groups. Implications for accounting educators are discussed.

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