Internal Audit at LSU

the 1st two classes are not tough but just time consuming. tons of projects, and presentations. The summer case studies class was the hardest imo b/c of the time you had to put in it. the fall class isnt that bad.

very time consuming, but not that bad at all.

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Is it as bad as everyone says?

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Assuming it's the same as it was over 10 years ago, it's what all classes at LSU should be like if they were actually trying to teach you something. Be prepared to put in serious work like it's a job and you'll do fine. It's basically a 1 year program prepping you for a certification, a good opportunity to take advantage of if you're ready to start preparing for the real world and your post college life.

Virtually every school in Texas has incorporated an internship into their five year accounting programs. Seems like it wouldn't be difficult for the graduate school to do something similar with the MS Accounting program. Back when I was in school (~2006) the easiest route for accounting majors to get an internship and job offer was through the IA program... I was never very happy with that fact.

It may be different now that the 404 is fading and IA is generally shrinking.

How's it like being a legit CIA? What do you do all day? Would I have to work in Houston?

Could I major in say...history... and add this Internal Audit stuff on and have a chance at a legit job?