I think we have a tendency for missing the whole point, as ACCA students generally. I've begun to hear strange things about what people think of ACCA.

Some start to say that they now find ACCA very much a commodity, at least amongst fellow auditors. For ACCA students who went straight to the tuition centers without degree (aka CAT-ACCA programme), they've been known to lack presentation ability. (broad generalization)

PwC for instance, from what I heard, prefers Australian/UK graduates over M'sia ACCA (sunway or not, makes no difference to them). So actually, in all honesty whether you are from Sunway or not should logically make no difference.

I personally suspect the reason being, pure ACCA students have a strange view of the world. As if the world owes them things...

Now, I am not saying ACCA is bad. Just it's Malaysian students generally aren't as good as overseas grads at speaking english, and given our ACCA culture of spoonfeeding by lecturers, we aren't the best at research either.

So, in a dynamic environment, we generally aren't really the best equipped to deal with it, (living and thinking skills wise).

(Again this is just a broad generalization on what people have told me of what they think of ACCA grads, especially SPM-CAT-ACCA ones, so if you feel offended, I'm very sorry)