/biz/ - Business & Finance

Can someone help me with this question?

"for which audience would a good accountant make the company appear to be poor with high expenses and low profits?"

All memes aside.What's the minimum I.Q required to do well as an accounting major at any big American public University such as UF/USF? Are any anons in accounting? Would it be extremely difficult for a brainlet to at least have a 3.0 GPA+? Anons that graduated and work as accountants, how hard is your daily work? How much work do you do per day? Is it easy to slack off? Is accounting as tedious/boring as Coding is? How soul crushing is it?

What is your job, biz? I'm a CPA. Do you enjoy your job? When do you plan on retiring?

>inb4 everyone says "software engineer"

Is accounting a meme? I'm too dumb for STEM and accounting is in high demand and one of the highest paying, but I heard it's pretty boring/ tedious and very difficult to become a CPA. Any accounting anons? I'm still in HS so I have a little bit of time to decide.

Why aren't you doing accounting, /biz/?

>90k-100k starting as long as you got good grades.
>Not soy boy/nu male tier like "working in Tech" is.
>people will respect you.
>much easier/less stressful than a STEM degree, and still get paid the same.
>top 3 highest in demand jobs/majors.
>learn useful skills when it comes to taxes and tax laws.
>can work entirely home, work part time, or easily find side jobs in accounting.

>inb4 hurrr durr robots will take over your jobs.

I doubt they will until atleast 30 years. Even if they do semi take over accounting jobs by then there's still going to be positions that humans will have, and if you have to work more than 20 years without retiring/ semi retiring you're an idiot and deserve to be replaced by robots.