Is it necessary for accounting students to go to graduate school?

Different people have different opinions. The angle is different. I said this from my experience of working for several years and going back to school for graduate study. I have been to both firms and central enterprises, and I feel that the accounting profession has a ceiling, so I will do it. Of course, everything depends on human effort, but life must be considered from the normal state. The normality of this platform in your field is your own normality. Most people are like this, so it is important to have a good starting point. The starting point of accounting is neither too high nor too low. This phrase was not popular in the past. It is a joke that men study accounting and women study medicine, but it also shows that the professional barriers of accounting are not high. Why not go to the firm to see many foreign majors, such as consulting, taxation and auditing? I majored in accounting, and I am a member of the School of Finance and Economics. At school, the first class teacher said that our accounting discipline has a great shortcoming, that is, it is too microscopic, staring at the enterprise all day, and the perspective becomes narrower over time. This is a question of knowledge level and structure, which determines the trend in the next few decades. The Shenmu on Ali Mountain was decided 4000 years ago, and how big the hole is decided how high the building is built. Don't rush to graduate school after graduation, don't rush to go to an enterprise or a firm, whether you are doing accounting or auditing, you should experience and observe the practice from yourself, and truly combine the accounting entries in books with the production of enterprises. I believe it won't be long before you find out what you don't understand and where you have great potential. When you go back to school for graduate school, it will be very targeted, and the motivation for research will be greater. I think that knowledge and practice should be integrated, accounting practice and theory should be paid equal attention, as far as my experience is concerned.