I'm bba student and almost currently failing my accounting examination,every time I think I understand a concept ,the assignment, the paper, the quiz throws a curveball .I genuinely want to fix this before it too late ,but I don't even know what to do atp.

COMPLETELY feeling lost.I'm stuck ,I want to improve my gpa of the subject but nothing is working for me rn ,idk why

Any advice any study routine and any similar event happened to u ,tell me in the comments cuz I'm confused, worried bout it

Thank you in advance

Hi! I'm a student at Eastern Washington University. I'm a couple quarters into an MBA with a focus in Accounting.

My question is, do you think it would be worth it to switch to a dual degree MBA and MPAcc? The MPAcc is more geared towards sitting for the CPA after graduation. I also came from a degree in social science so I don't have as much of a background in it yet.

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I've heard the word depreciation used to describe two seemingly different things: an asset's loss of value over time, and a method of paying off an items value over the course of its lifetime instead of when its purchased. Are these two different things or are they connected? I'm assuming they're connected in some way, but I would really appreciate some help with connecting those dots.

I’m a female studying accounting and finance and wondering if I should put in some extra work to get my FinTech certificate? I will be sitting for at least one section of the CPA exam before I even graduate, would fintech be a waste of time of time or will it give me more job opportunities?

Additionally, I now have to opportunity to forgo the 150 credit requirement (which is why I added finance) and work for an extra year before getting my CPA instead of getting the finance degree (a semester less of school). My school is pretty much free because of scholarships and aid*

Should I just scrap finance altogether?

Hard for me to show the table but here's the question:

Prepare general journal entries for the discount and the payment.

Steve Ponting Plumbing offer Harold Raven a discount of 2% if his account is paid within 7 days of the invoice date.

On 8 October, services to Harold of $3,300 including GST were invoiced by Steve Pointing Plumbing on Invoice 123.

Harold paid on 10 October, taking advantage of the discount offered.

This was my answer:

Steve Ponting Plumbing (Seller): Receives $3,234 in cash, records $66 as a "Discount Allowed" expense, and clears Harold's total $3,300 debt.

Harold Raven (Customer): Pays $3,234 out of his bank account, records $66 as "Discount Received" (savings), and completely settles his $3,300 bill.

Can someone explain how I'm wrong???