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CPA

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A quick definition of CPA:

CPA stands for certified public accountant, which is a type of accountant who has passed a special exam and met certain requirements. They help people and businesses with their finances, taxes, and other money-related things. CPA can also stand for different types of patent applications, which are requests for exclusive rights to an invention. These applications have different names and rules, like a provisional application that can be filed before the actual patent application.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: CPA stands for certified public accountant, which is a professional designation given to accountants who have passed a rigorous exam and met other requirements set by their state's board of accountancy. CPAs are authorized to provide a wide range of accounting services to individuals, businesses, and organizations.

  • A CPA can help a small business owner prepare their tax returns and financial statements.
  • A nonprofit organization may hire a CPA to conduct an audit of their financial records.

These examples illustrate how a CPA can provide accounting services to different types of clients, from individuals to organizations, and help them with various financial tasks.

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PleasantLoneBluejay
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Tbh I’m leaning Cornell cuz of scholly tho…
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U don’t think we’ll get Berk scholarships?
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Why not negotiate
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When are people getting Berk scholarship info? This month right?
@Deadpreciousmonkey could also be yield protection?
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February yeah
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@sadpadresfan: I like your list of updates
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Yeah speaking of the update list, u need to add mich
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UMich WL 🔥
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RoaldDahl
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columbia R 🔥🔥🔥
wait did georgetown release decisions today??
and @homelesscuteimpala i am loving this idea and choosing to believe it
lmaooo I put it in the wrong chat
all good, getting the reassuring message twice made me feel better : )
HAHA
18:28
Anyone have any feedback on 7sage for lsat studying? want to compare options befroe spending any money
J-Reuben-Clark-Law
18:45
7Sage son or LSAT Demon daughter. You pick which is more fucked up.
i loved 7sage personally
but some of the core curriculum felt unnecessary to me
J-Reuben-Clark-Law
18:48
I personally loved LSAT Demon but I did not get a 180. I find a lot of people with higher scores 175+ advocate 7Sage while the 165-175 range is LSAT Demon. However I have seen several 175+ people come out of LSAT Demon. I like LSAT Demon because I used them and listen to their YouTube videos and they have a simple website but everyone should also consider 7Sage.
J-Reuben-Clark-Law
18:49
Fuck just got an A from a school I withdrew from. Lmfao. I feel bad for em.
LSAT Demon is more comprehensive I would say. And the interface is a lot easier for people who don't really have that much time. It's also more fun I think haha. Feels more like a game
Also anybody have any idea whether or not UMich will look at score updates? I think I might retake the LSAT to see if I can get a higher score to get off the waitlist :') In my head it's definitely that LSAT score
IrishDinosaur
19:01
@HomelessCuteImpala: it certainly can't hurt! If they don't look at it directly, you can always reference it in a LOCI
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