Advanced Auditing

Hello. I have a BA (not accounting or business related major). Although I have no accounting major degree I took a lot of accounting and business related classes Junior College and the University after the transfer.
I look at my transcripts and college I discovered that I only have 3 units to meet the educational needs (24 units accounting related companies from 24 units). And I think to take the "advanced accounting" or "Audit (financial)" class in an institute of accredited education.

I took the "principle of accounting 1 and 2," "Intermediate Accounting", "Federal Income Tax, Cost Accounting." And I'm eligible for both advanced accounting and auditing class.
But I do want to take one of them because of money problem.

And then, next year I want to start reviewing courts either Becker or Wiley.

What is the class you recommend me to take? Advanced accounting or auditing?

Thank you

Audit. It might help you in your examination board of the PCA. Note that it involves both theory and practice. You must also have extensive knowledge in financial accounting. The audit is purely analytical, so that the advance is more Accouting procedure.
I have two since I finished BS Accounting. The audit is one of the most difficult subject of my undergraduate years and during the Council discussion. But it's worth it because I work in an accounting firm years ago. Now I'm in forensic accounting. Much more interesting.

I want to say ..... audit If you want to pursue a master's degree in accounting, then you should take the audit anyway ....

Audit.

Auditing less complicated ...