Maybe you'll be lucky and the mistakes immaterial. Maybe you'll have friends willing to cover for you. But you never know when either one might run out. Don't accelerate your program at the expense of understanding or by time your 40 you'll wish you were 20 and could do it again. Be careful with the advice you receive, and be patient with the professor willing to give it.
Advice is what accountants get paid for.
Make sure the advice you receive can be trusted as specific to you and not over used clich s that have been wiped off and recycled for more than their worth. But trust me on the accounting education. My apologies to Mary Schmich.