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[AccountingUndergraduateStudents 0148] Fast Track is Here - Getting into Graduate School is Easier Than Ever !!!
by ProfessorMilich＠aol.com 10 Feb '17

10 Feb '17

Dear Graduating Accounting Majors: I have great news for those students graduating this May or September and are qualified for direct entry into the Accounting Masters Program (Overall GPA 3.2+). No longer is it necessary for you to even file an application to join the program. We have created a seamless transition for you to enter graduate school. Sometime during your last semester you will be invited via e mail to join the Masters program. Simply click your acceptance, and you are automatically admitted. No application, no reference letters, no essay, and best of all, no GMAT. The Masters consists of only thirty (30) credits and can be completed in as little as one year (including one summer) for those students who are not working and can attend on a full time basis. Most courses are given in the evenings and weekends, which makes it very convenient for those students working either full time or part time. The Masters is by far the best way to complete the educational requirements necessary for you to become a licensed CPA in New York State. Most firms will not hire prospective employees unless they have met the 150 credit requirement. Our graduate students are in the best position to be chosen for these positions. In the long run, the Masters will serve to both enhance your knowledge and substantially increase your career opportunities. For those graduating students with a GPA of less than 3.2, you still have an opportunity to join the masters program. Generally, you must apply, but we will waive the application fee. To matriculate, you will need to submit three reference letters, a personal essay, and take the GMAT exam. The required GMAT score depends on your GPA. Generally the total of your three digit GPA and GMAT must equal or exceed 770. For example, if your GPA is 2.75, the GMAT necessary would be 495. In the alternative, the GMAT will be waived if you pass all four parts of the CPA exam. There is also the option of entering the masters program as a non-matriculated student. No GMAT, reference letters, or essay are required in conjunction with that application. As a non-matriculated student you can generally take one course per semester for up to four semesters as you prepare and take the GMAT or CPA exam which will allow you to matriculate in accordance with the formula above. The faculty of the Department of accounting and information systems is fully committed to helping you maximize your academic and professional goals. Enroll in our Masters program now and make your future success a reality. Professor Milich Director, Accounting Graduate Program

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[AccountingUndergraduateStudents 0147] Becoming The Boss - Zucaro Lecture Series 2/15
by ProfessorMilich＠aol.com 07 Feb '17

07 Feb '17

Please come and invite your students to the upcoming Zucaro Lecture Series event, entitled "Becoming the Boss." It features Lindsay Pollak, author if "Getting from College to Career" & "Becoming the Boss: New Rules for the Next Generation of Leaders." It will be held during free hour on Wednesday 2/15 in Klapper Hall. First 40 people will get a book signed by Lindsey Pollak. Refreshments and drinks will be served. Please see the attached flyer for more information. Thank you! Regards, Elvira Casper Administrative Coordinator Risk Management CUNY Queens College Powdermaker 331 718-997-5507

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[AccountingUndergraduateStudents 0146] PwC on Campus this Wednesday 2/8/17
by Cristopher Caba 06 Feb '17

06 Feb '17

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[AccountingUndergraduateStudents 0145] PwC on Campus this Wednesday 2/8/17
by Professor Milich 06 Feb '17

06 Feb '17

> > Subject: PwC Open Drop-In Hours, Wednesday February 8th on QC Campus! You do not need to be dressed up in interview attire to pop in! > > Below is a message from the PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) recruiter Margaret J. Lardizabal-Talent Acquisition Manager: > > February 8, 2017- PwC Open Drop-In Hours On Campus: Bring your resume for review, stop by to get more information about PwC, or accounting in general! Ask me about opportunities available to you (see below) or just to say hello & introduce yourself! > > I am here to help you answer any questions you have! I will be on campus this week. > > Queens College Campus > Wednesday February 8th, 2017 > 10am - 4pm > Room: Powdermaker Hall #214 > > OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOPHOMORE/JUNIOR STUDENTS: > All applications can be found here: Application Website! > Deadline to Apply: February 19, 2017 > > 1) Start Internship > The Start Internship is designed to introduce high performing students from under represented ethnic groups in their Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior year to PwC. This is just the first step in the PwC internship experience, as Start intern during the summer of 2015 you will have an opportunity to intern with one of the firm's internal services group, like Marketing, Recruiting, Independence, etc. After successful completion of this internship, you will have the opportunity to intern in a client facing role in either Assurance or Tax. Visit www.pwc.com/start to learn more. > > 2) Elevate - PwC's Leadership Program > Elevate is a selective program for high achieving college students interested in starting a fast paced career in the professional services industry. Participants will embark on a journey of self-discovery with PwC professionals and students from around the country. During this 2-3 day conference, participants will gain valuable insight into PwC's culture, experience the value of the Firm’s extensive network and develop skills necessary to become a leader in today’s professional world. This is open to sophomores in a 4 or 5 year program and juniors in a 5 year program. > Visit www.pwc.com/elevate to learn more. > > > > >

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[AccountingUndergraduateStudents 0144] World of Work - Visit to Canon - Friday, March 24 - See Attached Flyer
by ProfessorMilich＠aol.com 01 Feb '17

01 Feb '17

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[AccountingUndergraduateStudents 0143] Get A Jump Start On Your Graduate Degree
by ProfessorMilich＠aol.com 27 Jan '17

27 Jan '17

LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER - JANUARY 31 2-3 OR 6-7 Dear Graduating Accounting Majors: Here is an opportunity for you to begin your graduate studies while still an undergraduate student. I have a limited number of graduate seats open for undergraduate students for the upcoming Spring semester. To qualify, you must meet the following criteria: 1. You will be graduating with an Accounting major this Spring or Summer. 2. You intend to continue on in the Accounting Masters program. 3. Your overall GPA is 3.3 or above. 4. You do not need these courses to fulfill your 120 credit undergraduate requirement. 5. You have room in your schedule to take one or two additional courses. If you meet these qualifications, please see me on Tuesday, January 17, from 3-7 in PH 215, and I will register you at that time. Please note that a minimum grade of B- must be earned in these courses to qualify them for transfer to the graduate program. I look forward to seeing you. Professor Milich Director, Accounting Graduate Program

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[AccountingUndergraduateStudents 0142] PAY YOUR TUITION BY MIDNIGHT OR RISK BEING DROPPED FROM YOUR COURSES
by ProfessorMilich＠aol.com 18 Jan '17

18 Jan '17

We have been informed that dozens of our students are scheduled to be dropped from their courses tomorrow due to their failure to pay their tuition on a timely basis. If you are dropped and your seat is taken by another student, you will NOT BE ABLE TO OVER TALLY back into the class. We strongly urge you to pay your tuition immediately and avoid being dropped from your classes.

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[AccountingUndergraduateStudents 0141] Get A Jump Start On Your Graduate Degree
by ProfessorMilich＠aol.com 10 Jan '17

10 Jan '17

Dear Graduating Accounting Majors: Here is an opportunity for you to begin your graduate studies while still an undergraduate student. I have a limited number of graduate seats open for undergraduate students for the upcoming Spring semester. To qualify, you must meet the following criteria: 1. You will be graduating with an Accounting major this Spring or Summer. 2. You intend to continue on in the Accounting Masters program. 3. Your overall GPA is 3.3 or above. 4. You do not need these courses to fulfill your 120 credit undergraduate requirement. 5. You have room in your schedule to take one or two additional courses. If you meet these qualifications, please see me on Tuesday, January 17, from 3-7 in PH 215, and I will register you at that time. Please note that a minimum grade of B- must be earned in these courses to qualify them for transfer to the graduate program. I look forward to seeing you. Professor Milich Director, Accounting Graduate Program

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[AccountingUndergraduateStudents 0140] Moody's Looking to Hire!
by ProfessorMilich＠aol.com 09 Dec '16

09 Dec '16

Good day, I hope all is well. I wanted to make you aware that we have a few open positions on both the Public Finance and the Corporate Finance FDA teams. We are looking for Finance, Economics, Accounting and Actuarial majors with good GPA’s and some financial experience. · Portuguese speakers are in high demand and the Corporate team Here is the link with the job description https://careers.moodys.com/jobs/9119BR-financial-data-analyst-new-york/ Financial Data Analyst - New York - 9119BR Moody’s Investors Service - ODC (ODC) Credit Analysis & Research - Corporate Services Regular - FDAs contribute towards the financial analysis of the rating process and have a significant impact on the process. The FDA process requires financial statement analysis, the review and entering of financial statement data into the database, and performing accounting adjustments to the financial data per methodology requirements. The FDA will have to liaise with analysts, outsourcers, and accounting specialists in order to understand the rated entities in the portfolio. FDAs regularly interact with Moody's Analysts with regards to financial data needed for analysis and publications. The team is responsible for learning and understanding financial statements. In addition to regular daily responsibilities, FDAs will have the opportunity to work on new projects. The team is regularly provided with valuable training classes and interaction with Analysts as part of career growth. The FDA position provides a unique opportunity to foster skills that are valuable to any future career in the financial services industry Public Finance Analytics-NY · B.A. or B.S. degree in Accounting, Finance, or Economics. · Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office products and particularly Excel. · Knowledge or prior experience analyzing financial statements is required. · Knowledge or prior experience in accounting is a plus. · Individual must be organized, dependable, able to multi-task and manage priorities, display Initiative, and have the ability to work independently in a fast paced environment. · Strong organizational, communication (verbal & written), and interpersonal skills are required to work as a team and for daily interaction with Moody's analysts. · Candidate must have the ability to quickly transition as priorities change to meet demands. Moody's is an essential component of the global capital markets, providing credit ratings, research, tools and analysis that contribute to transparent and integrated financial markets. Moody's Corporation (NYSE: MCO) is the parent company of Moody's Investors Service, which provides credit ratings and research covering debt instruments and securities, and Moody's Analytics, which offers leading-edge software, advisory services and research for credit and economic analysis and financial risk management. The Corporation, which reported revenue of $3.5 billion in 2015, employs approximately 10,400 people worldwide and maintains a presence in 36 countries.

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[AccountingUndergraduateStudents 0139] Ascend Event - November 22
by Professor Milich 15 Nov '16

15 Nov '16

> > > The Moves You Need To Make > > "There are target schools and there are non-target schools, then there's 50 feet of filth, and then there's us"... Okay, that may be a bit of an exaggeration, but it's still not easy! > > Join us next Tuesday for a discussion with esteemed professionals from Morgan Stanley and KPMG! These professionals were able to begin their careers from "non-target" schools, and if you didn't know: we're pretty darn "non-target". But these coveted firms are still attainable, so come learn about the skills you need to master to make it possible! > > Time and Location > Tuesday, Nov 22nd > 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM > Presidents Lounge & Q-Side Cafe >

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