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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Lol it doesn't pay to take career advice from boomers and the older generation, since they're information and data points are backward looking. They can only advise based on past experience, which is not indicative of future trends.
12 years ago accounting was still somewhat decent, albeit not the most prestigious (the Top 3 was medicine, dentistry and law at least for NUS), but the cracks were already showing at the seams. I still remember BAcc looking down on BBA thinking that the latter was less prestigious or rigorous.
The prestige of the course went downhill rapidly after 2012-2013.
With the rise of CS as the next newest prestigious major, lots of kids that couldn't or didn't want to study the Top 3 courses quickly hopped onto the CS bandwagon when they would have otherwise chosen Acc.
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I remember need AAB to enter accountancy in 2007/8. Things have changed after 10 years. Now accounting cut off requirement is same as arts faculty and big 4 is unpopular among the gen z