Regarding the future of the financial industry, graduate students of Tsinghua Wudaokou Finance College have cpa.

Looking at your question, I feel that you don't know much about Wudaokou. . . Are you going to take the exam? Or was it accepted?

Domestic joint-stock banks don't have to have a postgraduate degree to enter, do they? If you come to Wudaokou, it is certainly not difficult to go to a joint-stock bank. Judging from the employment situation that can be found in previous years, there are more people going to securities and funds, some of them are from government departments and the head offices of the four major banks, and there are fewer joint-stock banks.

However, Wudaokou merged into Tsinghua and changed from a master's degree in finance to a master's degree in finance, and the future employment direction may change.

CPA is the icing on the cake for graduate students in Wudaokou (in fact, graduates from any school are the same). When fresh graduates are looking for a job, the company or bank must first look at your academic qualifications, not what certificates you have. It is certainly better to have a CPA certificate, but it is not necessary for finding a job. The university background of Wudaokou and your personal ability are the most critical. You don't have to have a CPA to enter the bank.

If you want to be an accountant in a state-owned enterprise, wouldn't it be better to take a master's degree in accounting? The difficulty is relatively less.

If you are going to take the crossing test, and your goal is only to be an accountant in a state-owned enterprise or an ordinary commercial bank, then you can reconsider whether the crossing test is so difficult.

If you have been accepted, I don't think it is necessary to dwell on this. . . The sign of the cross and the sign of Tsinghua will make employment not bad.