| FRESHMAN
-Get involved with the Cal Poly Accounting Club (CPAC) if possible.
-Take the required accounting (214, 215) classes to see if they are what you like.
-Plan your graduation so that you will have 225 quarter units at least.
SOPHOMORE
-Join the Cal Poly Accounting Club if not yet. Consider running for a board position.
-Consider joining Student Accounting Advisory Council (SAAC) to get experience.
-Get to know recruiters for each of the firms. Whether public accounting firms, industry, or government.
-Watch out for summer leadership programs.
JUNIOR
-Stay active in the Cal Poly Accounting Club. Consider a board position.
-Consider joining Student Accounting Advisory Council to get involved.
-Interview for summer internships from January to March (Winter quarter).
SENIOR
-If applicable, Interview for full time positions from October to December (Fall quarter).
-Stay active in the clubs that you have become a part of.
-Senior project may be VITA or accounting research project or anything else.
-Start looking at the CPA exam.
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