OT - Need Help - 2-4 Week Intro Accounting Crash Courses In NYC?

[jellyman]

I know this is wildly off topic, but I get so many good answers from this board on this stuff.

I am looking for a 2-week (ideal) or maybe 3- or 4-week, intro to accounting course in NYC for my college-age son - who is available from early May to Mid-June to take such a course ... anyone know of any such course in NYC?

I suppose on-line might be okay also, but would prefer him to do this in person if possible.

 

[jmc11201]

The AICPA website (or contacting them) might be a good place to start.

http://www.aicpa.org/Pages/default.aspx

 

[rutgersal]

NYU's school of Professional Studies. course begins June 9th and ends July 9th. Its a noncredit course.

http://www.sps.nyu.edu/content/scps...ngs/nc_search.html?depId=0&keyword=accounting

 

[nick614]

some of the best intro to accounting stuff can be watched for free on youtube

 

[Reppin_Jerz]

He could sit in on one of those CPA exam review courses, they are always offered for live sessions, that would be one heck of a crash course in all things accounting related...

Just make sure whatever he signs up for isn't more bookkeeping related which is kinda of like college accounting 101, there is so much more to accounting than bookkeeping.

I know this is wildly off topic, but I get so many good answers from this board on this stuff.

I am looking for a 2-week (ideal) or maybe 3- or 4-week, intro to accounting course in NYC for my college-age son - who is available from early May to Mid-June to take such a course ... anyone know of any such course in NYC?

I suppose on-line might be okay also, but would prefer him to do this in person if possible.[/QUO

 

[brodo]

Khan Academy has a wide range of subjects available online for free.

https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/core-finance/accounting-and-financial-stateme

 

[JoeRU]

Pace is pretty good for accounting and has a summer session starting May 31

 

[Abro1975]

Maybe Professor Aranoff is still around.