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Your Complete Guide to Navigating Venture Capital in the Real World
This job-focused training program teaches what firms look for, how to network effectively, how to interact with founders, and how to position your experience to stand out in a competitive recruiting environment.
Learn Directly From Venture Capital Practitioners
This course is designed for those in or pursuing a career in venture capital, as well as founders and operators who want to understand how VC investors evaluate opportunities. Guided step-by-step by VC professionals, you will learn how venture capitalists develop investment theses, assess markets, meet founders, and evaluate companies using real examples and frameworks used inside top-tier firms.
Hands-On Training Across the Full VC Deal Process
Go beyond theory through practical exercises in sourcing, due diligence, financial modeling, cap table analysis, and term sheet evaluation. Work through case studies including Uber’s fundraising history to understand how great companies are financed and how top firms like Sequoia, Benchmark, a16z, and Tiger Global make investment decisions.
Master Venture Capital Fund Strategy and Exit Outcomes
Understand the venture capital business model, how funds are structured, and how returns are measured using metrics like IRR, MOIC, TVPI, DPI, and RVPI. Learn how investors support companies after the deal through board involvement and governance, and how exits are structured across M&A and IPO scenarios.
What You Will Learn
How Venture Capitalists Build Investment Conviction
Understand how professional investors form a differentiated point of view on markets and identify opportunities capable of venture-scale returns.
- Evaluating market structure, growth vectors and secular tailwinds
- Calculating TAM, SAM, and SOM using both top-down and bottom-up approaches, including the limitations of TAM as a predictive tool in venture capital
- Identifying compounding engines of value creation and early signals of breakout potential versus false positives
Founder Evaluation and Investor Alignment
Learn how top investors assess founders and early company quality when traditional financial data is insufficient.
- Founder-market fit and behavioral indicators of exceptional operators
- Aligning incentives between founders and investors to reduce long-term agency risk
Deal Sourcing and Proprietary Access
Study how elite investors create advantaged deal flow and secure allocations ahead of the broader market.
- Developing proprietary sourcing engines through outbound outreach, founder references and utilizing your network
- Building a high value network in a market known for its “co-opetition”
Deal Structuring and Term Sheet Economics
Learn how investment teams structure investments to align incentives and limit their downside risk throughout the full financing lifecycle.
- Modeling and managing cap tables to evaluate unpriced rounds (SAFEs and Convertible Notes) and priced rounds (Seed, Series A, Series B, etc.)
- Creating and analyzing term sheets - know the impact of liquidation preferences, participation rights, anti-dilution mechanics, and control provisions on your investments
Portfolio Support, Governance, and Outcome Management
Understand the responsibilities of investors post-investment and the mechanisms that drive value creation across a portfolio.
- Board management, corporate governance, and conflict resolution between investors and founders
- Operational value creation models and post-investment support structures
Fund Strategy, Portfolio Construction, and Return Distribution
Gain a sophisticated understanding of the “business of venture capital,” including how venture fund strategy shapes investment behavior and long-term performance.
- The VC fund legal structure, capital calls, co-investment strategy, and LP expectations
- Measuring fund performance through IRR, MOIC, TVPI, DPI, RVPI, and the power law distribution that drives portfolio construction decisions
Breaking Into Venture Capital
Develop a practical strategy for entering and succeeding within a competitive industry environment.
- Building credibility, developing a differentiated voice, and demonstrating proprietary insight
- Networking strategies that create real access to firms, founders, and LPs
- Preparing for interviews through thesis presentation, market analysis, and investment case articulation
Who Should Take This Course?
- Aspiring & Incoming VC Analysts
- VC Associates & Investors
- Entrepreneurs
- Start-up Employees & Execs
- MBAs & Business Undergrads
This is the same training program Wall Street Prep delivers in-house to investment professionals at growth equity, private equity, and technology-focused investment firms evaluating venture-backed companies
Get the Venture Capital Masterclass Certification
VC Masterclass learners are eligible to earn Wall Street Prep's globally recognized Venture Capital Masterclass Certification. The certification is earned by successfully completing the final exam from each of the program's 7 courses. These online assessments can be taken any time after enrollment in the program.
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LBO Modeling
Leveraged buyout (LBO) modeling is used widely by investment banks and private equity firms and is o ...
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LBO Modeling
Leveraged buyout (LBO) modeling is used widely by investment banks and private equity firms and is often part of a finance interview. In this course, you will learn how to build a real, complex LBO model from scratch. You will start by learning about basic LBO concepts, typical deal structures, and ...
Leveraged buyout (LBO) modeling is used widely by investment banks and private equity firms and is often part of a finance interview. In this course, you will learn how to build a real, complex LBO model from scratch. You will start by learning about basic LBO concepts, typical deal structures, and current industry dynamics. You will then begin the step-by-step modeling, covering the most common and challenging issues that emerge when modeling buyouts. The course concludes with a sensitivity and scenario analysis, as well as how to build output tables that are key to any professional-grade LBO analysis.
1. LBO Modeling Course Welcome
1:21
2. Course Downloads
Files
3. LBO Modeling Course Roadmap
0:48
4. Introduction to LBOs
7:25
5. Working Through the Dell LBO on a Cocktail Napkin, Part 1
8:07
6. Working Through the Dell LBO on a Cocktail Napkin, Part 2
5:42
7. What makes a good LBO?
4:26
8. Current LBO Environment, Part 1
7:51
9. Current LBO Environment, Part 2
9:10
10. Current LBO Environment, Part 3
6:55
11. Tax savings in LBOs
3:37
12. Tax Reform Impact, Part 1
3:51
13. Tax Reform Impact, Part 2
4:45
14. LBO Capital Structure - Equity
4:02
15. LBO Capital Structure - Debt
7:04
16. Term Loans & the Revolver, Part 1
6:43
17. Term Loans & the Revolver, Part 2
7:16
18. Bonds
5:28
19. Covenants
4:25
20. Mezzanine Financing & Bridge Loans
3:39
21. Extended Dell LBO on a Cocktail Napkin, Part 1
2:46
22. Expanded Dell LBO on a Cocktail Napkin, Part 2
6:07
23. Dry Powder
2:38
24. How PE Funds Work
7:12
25. GP vs. LP Dynamics
5:15
26. Tax Reform Impact on the Structure of PE, Part 1
5:11
27. Tax Reform Impact on the Structure of PE, Part 2
4:42
28. Whole-Fund vs. Deal-by-deal Distribution Model
2:34
29. Distribution Waterfall Exercise, Part 1
10:12
30. Distribution Waterfall Exercise, Part 2
3:41
31. Case Study Introduction: The Leveraged Buyout of BMC
5:25
32. General Inputs
5:53
33. Initial Valuation: Offer Price vs. Enterprise Value
10:00
34. Diluted Shares, Part 1
12:26
35. Diluted Shares, Part 2
5:21
36. Sources and Uses of Funds, Part 1
13:20
37. Sources and Uses of Funds, Part 2
9:52
38. Creating the Historical Income Statement
13:24
39. Forecasting the Income Statement, Part 1
7:04
40. Forecasting the Income Statement, Part 2
8:35
41. Forecasting the Income Statement, Part 3
3:27
42. Forecasting Accounts Receivable
6:22
43. Forecasting Other Working Capital Items
10:30
44. Preparing the PP&E Schedule
10:44
45. Preparing the Software Development Costs, Intangibles and Goodwill Schedules
9:59
46. Forecasting PP&E
7:49
47. Forecasting Software Development Costs
2:16
48. Forecasting Intangibles, Goodwill, Other Assets & Other Liabilities
5:58
49. The Cash Flow Statement
7:05
50. Cash
4:53
51. Interest Income and Circularity
5:27
52. Modeling the Revolver
8:55
53. Modeling Required Debt Amortization
6:57
54. Modeling Cash Sweeps
12:33
55. Modeling the Revolver Borrowing Base Compliance
5:12
56. Modeling PIK Debt & Preferreds
4:05
57. Capitalized Financing Fees
2:23
58. Modeling Interest Expenses
16:58
59. Completing the IS and CFS
2:29
60. Model Review and Introduction to Exit Analysis
5:16
61. Enterprise Value at Various Exit Multiples
7:57
62. Exit Equity to Sponsors & Management, Equity Kickers to Mezz
7:24
63. Returns to Senior Debt
8:24
64. Returns to Sub Debt
5:39
65. Modeling IRRs and Cash-on-Cash Returns
3:43
66. Creating an LBO Summary Table
6:26
67. Modeling Hurdle Rate Sensitivity
11:16
68. IRR Sensitivity to Leverage and Valuation
7:12
69. IRR Sensitivity to Mezz Debt Terms
11:43
70. Model Review
13:49
71. Setting up the Historical Balance Sheet
6:16
72. Adjusting the Balance Sheet to Reflect the LBO
11:58
73. Modeling LBO Goodwill and a Recap Toggle
3:16
74. Pro Forma Balance Sheet (PFBS) Historicals
2:30
75. Forecasting PFBS Assets
4:28
76. Forecasting PFBS Liabilities & Equity
11:26
77. Post-2015 financing fee rules in LBO models
12:03
78. Goodbye
0:13
79. Understanding BMC's Dividend Recap
4:52
80. Adjusting the Model for BMC's Dividend Recap and PIK Toggle Sub Debt
3:43
81. Alarm Over Dividend Recaps
3:35
82. Modeling Asset Write Ups
7:50
83. Asset Sale (338)/Stock Sale Toggle and DTLs
7:36
84. Impact on the IS and CFS
8:47
85. Impact on the Balance Sheet
5:06
86. Adding a DCF Analysis to the LBO Model
10:08
87. What the KKR deal tells us about likely actual IRRs
13:57
88. Leveraged Finance: Debt Deep Dive
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The Private Equity Deal Process
Led by former private equity professionals, this course takes a deep dive into the Private Equity de ...
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The Private Equity Deal Process
Led by former private equity professionals, this course takes a deep dive into the Private Equity deal process and the day-to-day responsibilities of a PE professional. Designed for incoming and prospective PE associates as well as investment bankers and lenders working with PE clients, this boot ca ...
Led by former private equity professionals, this course takes a deep dive into the Private Equity deal process and the day-to-day responsibilities of a PE professional. Designed for incoming and prospective PE associates as well as investment bankers and lenders working with PE clients, this boot camp is an insider's walkthrough of the key phases of the PE deal process. We bring you through the major PE deal checkpoints (Pre-Deal,First Round Bid/IOI,Diligence Deep Dive/LOI, Post-LOI, Closing) and describe how junior professionals can add value to the deal team.
1. PE Deal Process Course Introduction
0:46
2. Course Downloads
Files
3. Meet Your Instructors
1:24
4. PE Deal Process Course Goals
1:12
5. PE Structure
2:56
6. How A Deal Starts
1:13
7. Auction vs Negotiation
2:26
8. The 3 PE Workstreams
3:49
9. PE Analyst vs Associate
3:40
10. Introducing The JoeCo Case Study
2:10
11. Introducing The JoeCo Deal Stakeholders
0:37
12. The JoeCo Gantt Chart
0:26
13. PE Deal Process Jargon
3:11
14. PE Deal Process Preview
7:06
15. PE Deal Process Introduction Review
Quiz
16. Pre-Deal Process Teaser Intro
2:49
17. Teaser Summary
1:38
18. Teaser Exercise
1:27
19. Teaser Exercise Review
4:18
20. Q&A: Can You Send Too Many Teasers?
1:43
21. Teaser Pro Tips and Wrap Up
1:10
22. Q&A: Is Modeling Done for Teasers?
0:23
23. Additional Sample Teaser
0:23
24. NDA Intro
3:09
25. NDA Summary
5:04
26. NDA Exercise
0:51
27. NDA Exercise Review
5:24
28. Q&A: Who is the Receiving Party in an NDA
0:35
29. Q&A: Do NDA Breaches Get Litigated
2:11
30. Q&A: How Many Buyers at NDA Stage
1:57
31. Q&A: Do PE firms Have a Call with IB After Receiving the Teaser?
0:45
32. Teaser & NDA Review
Quiz
33. The CIM Introduction
5:40
34. The Associate Role vis a vis CIMS
1:12
35. CIM Summary
1:51
36. CIM Exercise
1:09
37. CIM Exercise Review
4:04
38. CIM Pro-Tips
0:41
39. IC Memo Intro
3:31
40. IC Memo Deep Dive
0:22
41. Q&A: Internal Ops vs Consultants
1:42
42. The CIM and IC Memo Review
Quiz
43. IC Memo Mini-Model
1:23
44. Mini-Model Walkthrough
3:26
45. Inputs and Assumptions, I
3:37
46. Inputs and Assumptions, II
4:44
47. Sources & Uses Walkthrough
0:39
48. P&L and Working Capital Walkthrough
5:15
49. Cash Flow Statement
6:21
50. Revolver and Debt
6:25
51. Interest Schedule
4:12
52. Returns Analysis
2:54
53. Management Rollover
4:03
54. Mini-Model Review
Quiz
55. IC Memo Summary
0:51
56. Initial Financing Indications
5:14
57. IFI Roles
1:41
58. Q&A: Do Lenders Dispute Conservative Assumptions?
1:07
59. Q&A: Are All Lenders Using the Same Call Pool?
1:41
60. Q&A: Different Growth Projections
1:14
61. Q&A: Conservative Case Rationale
2:27
62. Q&A: Do Conservative Assumptions Result in a Lower Rate?
0:54
63. Q&A: How Many Lenders Should You Seek?
1:00
64. IFI Deep Dive
1:39
65. Indicative Terms Review
7:08
66. Q&A: Is a Cash Sweep Typical?
1:53
67. Q&A: Minimum Equity Contribution
1:30
68. Q&A: Why Do PE Firms Prepay Debt?
5:01
69. Q&A: What is Unitranche Debt?
2:20
70. Appendix: NDA and PA Typical Terms
0:52
71. Initial Financing Indication Review
Quiz
72. IOI Introduction
3:51
73. IOI Roles
3:32
74. The JoeCo IOI
8:17
75. Q&A: What are Earnouts?
1:15
76. Q&A: What is Management Rollover?
0:29
77. Summary: What We've Done So Far
1:06
78. Diligence
3:24
79. Third Party Advisors
4:05
80. The Data Room
3:55
81. Q&A: Pre-LOI Third Party Support
0:44
82. Q&A: Are Data Rooms Ever Intentionally Confusing?
1:24
83. Q&A: The Role of Consultants
2:44
84. Q&A: Why Not Engage Third Party Pre-LOI?
1:19
85. Management Meeting Presentation Intro
2:51
86. Management Meeting Roles
2:06
87. IOI, Due Diligence and Management Meeting Review
Quiz
88. Debt Commitment Letter Intro
5:28
89. Sample Debt Commitment Letter
1:48
90. Swingline
0:51
91. Other Terms - Collateral, Amortization, etc
3:25
92. Pre-LOI IC Memo Intro
3:39
93. LOI Intro
4:27
94. LOI Exercise
1:17
95. LOI Review 1
3:16
96. LOI Review 2
0:40
97. LOI Review 3
1:59
98. Q&A: How Does Exclusivity Work?
1:27
99. Q&A: Does the Buyer-Seller Relationship Turn Hostile?
0:46
100. Q&A: Unsolicited Bids in Exclusive Deals
0:53
101. Q&A: Break-up Fees
0:39
102. Q&A: Do Break-up Fees Apply to Both Buyer and Seller?
0:49
103. Q&A: Can the Seller Negotiate LOI Terms
1:18
104. Q&A: What Makes the JoeCo LOI Aggressive?
1:28
105. Q&A: Who Negotiates the LOI?
0:36
106. Post-LOI Work 1
0:50
107. Post-LOI Work 2
0:17
108. Q&A: What Percent of Post-LOI Deals Close?
0:20
109. Debt Commitment & LOI Review
Quiz
110. Working Capital Peg Intro
4:36
111. Purchase Agreement Intro
2:46
112. Purchase Price Negotiations Post LOI
1:38
113. Post-LOI Introduction
3:48
114. Working Capital Target
6:05
115. Locked Box Mechanism
1:47
116. Negative Working Capital
2:17
117. Working Capital Composition
2:27
118. SPA/APA
2:43
119. Q&A: Deal Insurance
1:15
120. Purchase Agreement Roles
1:36
121. SPA/APA Typical Terms
7:06
122. Final Credit Agreement
4:00
123. Final Credit Agreement Key Terms
4:38
124. Covenant Cushion Analysis
1:03
125. Defining EBITDA In The Credit Agreement
2:12
126. TSA
0:20
127. Post-Close
3:21
128. Funds Flow
4:34
129. Pe Deal Process Conslusion
0:20
130. Q&A: How Do Take-Privates Work
1:50
131. Q&A: How Do Credit Funds Make Investments
3:03
132. Working Capital PEG; SPA & APA Reveiw
Quiz
LBO Modeling in the Lower Middle Market
This LBO modeling-focused course focuses on a Middle Market transaction, where private equity profes ...
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LBO Modeling in the Lower Middle Market
This LBO modeling-focused course focuses on a Middle Market transaction, where private equity professionals often operate with little structure. First, you will listen in on a conference call with the Managing Partner of a hypothetical private equity firm and, through step-by-step videos, learn to b ...
This LBO modeling-focused course focuses on a Middle Market transaction, where private equity professionals often operate with little structure. First, you will listen in on a conference call with the Managing Partner of a hypothetical private equity firm and, through step-by-step videos, learn to build a monthly LBO model from scratch that answers the seemingly simple (yet loaded) question, “is this deal financeable, and what do the returns look like?” After the call, the Managing Partner will be unavailable for any follow-up questions, so this course walks you through how to think independently and come up with solutions when you’re on your own, just like you will be expected to on the job. The course concludes with print-friendly summaries and an email recommendation to the Managing Partner on whether or not to move forward with the deal.
1. Intro & About Me
3:56
2. Course Downloads
Files
3. Course Overview
12:02
4. Private Equity Overview
5:52
5. MP Call Full
9:51
6. Raw Data Pt1
5:10
7. Raw Data Pt2
6:47
8. Raw Data Pt3
9:09
9. Statement of Cash Flows Pt1
6:37
10. Statement of Cash Flows Pt2
7:35
11. EBITDA OVERVIEW
9:40
12. EBITDA As Defined
7:20
13. EBITDA Management Adjustments
6:04
14. EBITDA Diligence Adjustments Pt1
12:02
15. EBITDA Diligence Adjustments Pt2
3:48
16. EBITDA Diligence Adjustments Pt3
9:49
17. Income Statement Forecast Build
9:00
18. Income Statement Forecast Overview
4:04
19. Income Statement Forecast Revenue
3:40
20. Income Statement Forecast Gross Profit & COGS
3:31
21. 2015 Pro Forma Adjustments
9:06
22. 2016 Pro Forma Adjustments
4:58
23. SG&A Analysis
7:17
24. Variable Expense Build
3:28
25. Fixed Expense Build
10:15
26. New Hire Build
7:06
27. Tax Expense & Income Statement Zoom Out
4:59
28. Balance Sheet Build
9:22
29. NWC Layout
4:47
30. NWC DSO & AR
6:43
31. NWC DPO & DOH
5:12
32. NWC Prepaid & Accrued Expenses
4:47
33. NWC Ratio
3:32
34. NWC Inventory Turnover
2:18
35. NWC Cash Conversion Cycle
3:59
36. NWC Target
9:37
37. Depreciation & Capex Pt1
7:52
38. Depreciation & Capex Pt2
9:23
39. Depreciation & Capex Pt3
9:23
40. Quick Clean Up
3:45
41. Bonus Accrual Pt1
3:35
42. Bonus Accrual Update
1:49
43. Bonus Accrual Pt2
4:21
44. Bonus Accrual Pt3
5:53
45. Tax Accrual Pt1
5:14
46. Tax Accrual Pt2
10:09
47. Balance Sheet Follow-up Questions
5:30
48. Transaction Overview
3:32
49. Purchase Price Build
10:26
50. Sources & Uses Layout
8:20
51. Debt Sources
5:34
52. Known Inputs & Fees
7:33
53. Finishing Sources & Uses
9:29
54. Pro Forma Equity
6:41
55. Blended Cash Interest
5:43
56. Pro Forma Balance Sheet Overview
3:16
57. Pro Forma Balance Sheet Layout
6:13
58. Multiples with Fees
2:41
59. Pro Forma Balance Sheet Sources
3:57
60. Pro Forma Balance Sheet Uses
8:10
61. NewCo IS Adjs
8:29
62. NewCo BS Adjs
6:41
63. NewCo SCF Adjs
8:43
64. NewCo IS Fill-Ins
8:10
65. NewCo BS Fill-Ins Retained Earnings
5:19
66. NewCo BS Fill-Ins Equity
3:38
67. NewCo BS Fill-Ins Debt
3:54
68. NewCo BS Fill-Ins CircFix on Cash
5:10
69. NewCo BS Fill-Ins Def Fees & Goodwill
2:45
70. NewCo BS Fill-Ins Cash & Cleanup
7:22
71. Check Build
4:33
72. Debt Schedule Layout
3:49
73. Cash Flow Sweep Layout
6:20
74. Cash Flow Sweep Build
11:15
75. Revolver Layout
5:53
76. Revolver Build Pt1
6:24
77. Revolver Build Pt2
3:13
78. Revolver Build Pt3
8:08
79. Revolver Build Pt4
4:38
80. Senior Build Pt1
3:20
81. Senior Build Pt2
5:46
82. Senior Build Pt3
4:05
83. Senior Build Pt4
2:53
84. Mezz Build Pt1
3:46
85. Mezz Build Pt2
4:37
86. Def Fin Fees
4:46
87. Debt Schedule Link Up
12:06
88. Circularity Breaker
6:19
89. Home Stretch Clean Up
9:08
90. Covenant Layout
4:44
91. Current Ratio Covenant
8:17
92. FCCR Covenant Layout
4:47
93. FCCR Covenant Build Pt1
13:38
94. FCCR Covenant Build Pt2
5:48
95. Leverage Ratio Layout
4:02
96. Leverage Ratio Build
6:41
97. Returns Overview
8:20
98. Global Waterfall Layout
9:01
99. Global Waterfall Debt Payoff
8:06
100. Global Waterfall Preferred Equity
7:35
101. Global Waterfall Common
2:27
102. LP Waterfall Layout
4:19
103. LP Waterfall Build
6:30
104. Equity Return Layout
5:12
105. LP Return Build
6:47
106. Seller Return Build
6:28
107. Sponsor Return Build
6:00
108. Final Clean Up
8:39
109. Monthly Summary Pt1
11:36
110. Monthly Summary Pt2
12:52
111. Monthly Summary Pt3
9:34
112. Annual Summary
5:31
113. Assumptions
15:16
114. Recommendation Prep
5:31
115. Final Recommendation
13:49
116. Recommendation Email
4:51
117. Epilogue & Thank You
10:58
118. Bonus Accrual Update Walkthrough
10:15
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Venture Capital Masterclass Highlights
Intuitive, Practical, and Built for the Real VC Workflow
Wall Street Prep’s Venture Capital Masterclass is designed to be intuitive, self-paced, and deeply practical. The program walks learners through the full venture capital investment lifecycle, from sourcing and thesis development to diligence, deal execution, and portfolio support. Using real-world case studies including Uber’s fundraising history, learners engage with authentic VC workflows such as market sizing, founder evaluation, cap table modeling, and term sheet analysis. The course emphasizes how venture capital decisions are actually made inside top firms and what it takes to think and operate like a professional VC investor.
Expert-Led Support Center
Upon enrollment, students receive free and unlimited access to Wall Street Prep’s Online Support Center. Learners can ask questions, download updated resources, and receive guidance from a dedicated support team made up of experienced finance and investing professionals. This ensures clarity on complex venture topics such as fund economics, term sheet mechanics, valuation tradeoffs, and portfolio construction, helping learners confidently apply concepts to real investment scenarios.
Private Online Tutoring (Additional Fee Applies)
For those seeking personalized guidance, live one-on-one online tutoring is available for an additional fee. Sessions are conducted via video chat and allow students to work directly with experienced professionals on venture-specific topics such as investment thesis development, cap table modeling, or interview preparation. Tutors and students can collaborate in real time using shared models, a virtual whiteboard, and integrated file sharing to deepen understanding and accelerate learning outcomes.
Prerequisites
The program assumes a basic introductory knowledge of accounting (e.g. interaction of balance sheet, cash flow, and income statement) and proficiency in Excel. Students with no prior background in Accounting should enroll in the Accounting Crash Course. Students with limited experience using Excel should enroll in the Excel Crash Course.
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