01-20-2009, 03:32 PM
Hi Peter119
I would suggest you to see any of accounting teacher in your former college or contact local CGA Chapter to have a counsellor. There are hundreds of CGA students and members available in Guelph area, try to contact them directly. However, following are my two cents...
1. Yes, you are right. Completing degree or diploma in accounting and business would certainly help you much and give you exemptions as much as possible. See CGA's transfer credit policy at their website for courses completed in University/ College.
2. Well, if you can't do degree in accounting then consider diploma in accounting first, as a steping stone. Though degree in Economics would satisfy degree requirement of CGA, but honestly speaking, CGAs 4th and pace level courses are really difficult. U of Guelph should be fine for degree or individual courses to have exemptions.
I would again suggest you to contact CGAs local chapter. They should arrange a counsellor to you for all of your questions.
Regards
I would suggest you to see any of accounting teacher in your former college or contact local CGA Chapter to have a counsellor. There are hundreds of CGA students and members available in Guelph area, try to contact them directly. However, following are my two cents...
1. Yes, you are right. Completing degree or diploma in accounting and business would certainly help you much and give you exemptions as much as possible. See CGA's transfer credit policy at their website for courses completed in University/ College.
2. Well, if you can't do degree in accounting then consider diploma in accounting first, as a steping stone. Though degree in Economics would satisfy degree requirement of CGA, but honestly speaking, CGAs 4th and pace level courses are really difficult. U of Guelph should be fine for degree or individual courses to have exemptions.
I would again suggest you to contact CGAs local chapter. They should arrange a counsellor to you for all of your questions.
Regards
