Can't work for 3 years and want a 2nd degree. Please advise!

[Padgett2]

Originally Posted by e_cuyler

You've heard right, it doesn't, although I think people do still need a good overall sense of numbers.

But the vast majority of math used in accounting is basic arithmetic and maybe some low level algebra, the type of math that the average person uses.

Very true. I think one of the most important things is being able to schedule daily duties to get things done on time. It's one field where you can't put things off. Time for completion of tasks and reports is vital.

[SportyandMisty]

Originally Posted by akaleie

... I have no aptitude for math or science so I wasn't able to pursue a degree in the field that I wanted/work in (accounting)...

uh, you don't need math or science to pursue accounting -- public accounting, cost accounting, tax accounting do not require science or math.