What is the educational requirement to be a GS-510 and who established it?
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What is the educational requirement to be a GS-510 and who established it?
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The Office of Personnel Management established the educational requirement in its Qualification Standard for the GS-510 job series. The Standard requires that applicants for GS-510 positions must have successfully completed 24 semester hours in accounting or auditing courses of appropriate type and quality. This can include up to 6 semester hours of Business Law.
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