Look at the personal situation, not what others say. I think if you want to become a compound talent, you should first see if you are interested in another major, otherwise you will soon lose it even if you study it, wasting money and time. Secondly, you'd better study a major that is highly related to your current job. Or you'll forget it when you're done. And now accounting knowledge is updated very quickly, and there are many new contents to replace the old ones almost every year. If you don't work in accounting, you'd better not study this major.