When you have to take four notoriously difficult exams in a row? It’s important to know which to take first. You want to start off on the right foot: build confidence, momentum, and excitement for the rest of your journey. But the right “first section” isn’t the right choice for every candidate. In this guide,
The CPA exam schedule is pretty confusing because there are so many different testing windows, exam dates, blackout months, and other oddities. This means that the scheduling process can be difficult to figure out for first-time candidates. But it doesn’t have to be. Here is some “must-know” info about the CPA exam scheduling, with tips
CPA exam requirements are set by individual state boards and thus vary by state jurisdiction. Although every state board of accountancy has slightly different requirements to sit for the CPA examination, most states have the same core set of qualifications that candidates must meet in order to be eligible. Let’s take a look at what
In 2024, the CPA exam saw big changes with the CPA Evolution. The current CPA exam sections are split into two parts: Core and Discipline. The Core sections include: Let’s look at how the CPA exam is formatted, structured, and scored. Key Takeaways CPA Exam Sections’ Content Each of the Core CPA exam sections encompasses
Why become a CPA? Should you get a CPA? I’ve heard these questions time and time again. Taking the CPA exam was one of the most nerve-wracking and crazy experiences of my life. It was the most challenging thing I had ever done up to that point in my life. That being said, it was
