Becoming an Irs Special Agent
So you have decided to become an accounting major at the university of your choice. Making this decision will allow you to have an abundance of job opportunities at the end of your (hopefully) four- year tenure. In addition to the decision to be an accounting major alone, the opportunity to participate in co-op and internship positions are available at most universities and colleges and will further assist you in being hired once you enter the real world.
Being an accounting major allows you to have a great deal of freedom in your future occupation, but be assured that working long hours in an accounting firm is not your ultimate fate. Consider a government job, in particular becoming a Special Agent for the Internal Revenue Service. Most people are surprised that this job titles requires an accounting degree because Special Agents are actually criminal investigators for the IRS.