You continue to make baseless and misleading statements. The difference between you andd I, is that at I always try to get the facts. You make aspersions such as: 'if the OBU degree in applied accounrting is respected, why isn't it offered to normal OBU stundents? The answer is simple. Why would normal OBU require it when they have not done ACCCA,or never Started with ACCA? It is exclusively for ACCA students.. I think you need to go back and do your research on the degree before you give advice... To answer your second questionn go and check paper F5 and F9, and you will see the statistical elements. You can't effectively give advice when you don't have the facts. It appears to me you are not an ACCA student that is why you are so bias. Your third question is vague. The syllabus is only structured for external exams. This means there is no course work. But that does not mean ACCA and tuition providers do not encourage team work in studying. YoEvery university which offers Graduate studies will question the undergrad degree of a pundergrad degree of a applicant, and of course some will not accept you if your degree is from a certain university, but I have persolly checked, and some universities in the UK an the US do accept it. I can appreciate your biases as you cannot understand such a degree and that I quiet understand. Finally, the structure of the exams are different. Again, when you attend university you get course which goes towards your work; you don't get course work in ACCA. Therefore your course work may assist in taking you through. With ACCA, you sink or swim.