memorandum, accountancy schools had to closely monitor the overall passing performance of their BSA graduates and that the overall rating should not fall below the national passing rating, else the school shall be given a warning or shall cease to exist. Del Mundo and Reforzar (2007) state that a less-than-five percent pass-rate, as determined by the Board of Accountancy and the Commission on Higher Education, is already a danger signal for an accountancy school to begin sharpening its accountancy program
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy is a course offered in the Philippines that require an individual to take the board exam to be a licensed practitioner of the profession. It could also be considered as one of the more challenging courses that a student could take because of the amount of preparation and dedication needed in pursuing the course. Due to the difficulty of the course, people have a higher form of respect for those who succeeded in completing it. The old coverage of the board examination
The Accountancy program remains as one of the toughest courses offered in the Philippines. Every year, two board examinations take place–one in May and one in October. The said exam usually reaches a mere 50% passing rate probably making it one of the hardest board exams currently present in the country. Also present in this program, are the zero-based grading systems, grade retention policies, and qualifying exams that screen the abilities of students. Because of these grueling challenges, individuals
journal entries if the Cash account will not be used anymore? What account will be used in place of it? The purpose of this study is to know the possible negative effects of the implementation of cashless policy in the bookkeeping procedures in the Philippines as perceived by the accountants. This study aims to: (1) Define what is Cashless Policy, (2) Know the basis to be considered by the accountants in coming up with such perceptions on the possible negative effects of cashless policy in bookkeeping
1 and 2; Work immersion/Research/Career/Advocacy/Culminating Activity. The two Humanities subjects could be any two specialized subjects from Humanities and Social Science strand (HUMSS). The Social Science subject could be any of the following: Philippine politics and governance; Community engagement, solidarity, and citizenship; discipline and ideas in the Social Sciences; disciplines and ideas in the Applied Social Science. The specialized subjects of other tracks or strand can be taken to be the
good to know how first year college students in today’s generation, learn and study. In relation to this, a researched paper entitled, "Learning styles, Study habits, and Academic Performance of College students at Kalinga-Apayao State College, Philippines " (2013) that mentioned the different teaching and learning styles being being used in today’s generation, the different way a student study and its effects on their academic performances, specifically in College Algebra, was used. Evaluated
This chapter examines the political implications of human trafficking towards Malaysia. It is divided into three parts. The first part examined how Malaysia’s reputation damaged by this illicit activity. The second part discussed the level of corruption in Malaysia. The last part explained how human trafficking weakened Malaysian border control. Human Trafficking Damages Malaysia’s Reputation. One of the most damaging effects of human trafficking is its effect on Malaysian’s reputation. Reputation