By contacting CPA Examination Services at 1-800-CPA Exam (1-800-272-3926) ext. 4252; or by clicking http://www.nasba.org/nasbaweb/nasbaweb.nsf/wpecsp?openform&stateabbrev=ks.

Successful completion of course work consisting of at least 150 semester hours, with a concentration in accounting, at a college or university recognized by the board, and the applicant is the holder of a baccalaureate or higher academic degree.A candidate MUST meet the education requirements and be able to provide an official transcript or transcripts indicating such BEFORE making application to sit for the exam.

Due to the fact that InterAmerican University is an international blended-learning institution, we do not always meet the regional requirements that these exams require. We strongly recommend you check with the licensing body for these exams first to see if they will accept Inter-American University 's credits.

The exam can be attempted by any candidate who fulfills the eligibility requirements. Eligibility is outlined in the Candidate Handbook. Applicants must agree to abide by the Code of Ethics. The Candidate Handbook may be downloaded at http://www.ptcny.com/ Simply click on the list of programs under test information and select the ARC Examination in Aromatherapy. The option to download the handbook is towards the bottom of this information along with the option to have this posted to you.

Due to the fact that Washington American Governors University is a global distance learning institution, we do not always meet all local or regional requirements that these exams require. We strongly recommend you check with the licensing body for these exams first to see if they will accept WAGU credits.

No. The requirements to sit for the CPA are determined by each state. We advise each student to become familiar with the appropriate state requirements.

Yes. Delaware requires that you take 21 hours of accounting courses which must include courses in accounting (including introductory, intermediate, advanced, and cost accounting), auditing, and federal taxation as components of the 21 hour concentration in accounting. Courses must have been completed in all three areas (i.e. accounting, auditing, and federal taxation).

You should be notified within 30 days after your application is received whether your application is complete or incomplete.

We expect all professional staff people to pass the C.P.A. examination and gain certification within a reasonable time after joining the firm. We realize that timing may vary for different people. ORBA, we give as much assistance as needed to staff preparing for the examination. We offer reimbursement for review classes and exams, and we provide paid days off for study and exam days. We even allow time throughout the work day during "down times" to study for the exam.

The CPA Exam is given twice a year, on Wednesday and Thursday of the first week of May and November. Projected exam dates are as follows:

The old saying goes, "If you don't use it, you will lose it." Take the exam while the course information is fresh in your mind. Register for the review courses shortly before you have completed the 150-hour requirement. Let the NIU CPA Review assist you in completing your exam application. Then, review while your application to sit for the exam is being processed. Sit for a second shortly after the review course ends.

You must meet the experience requirement which is one year of accounting. This experience may be in public, private, governmental or academia. If you are planning to perform attestation functions, you will be required to complete 375 hours of the 2000 hour requirement in a licensed firm, performing compilation, audit or reviews. Further you must complete an Ethics course to be determined by the board. You must request an application from the board and submit it along with a fee of $50.

Once you have passed the CPA exam, you are required to pass the AICPA’s Professional Ethics course.Once a candidate has successfully completed the ethics course, and has been issued a Kansas CPA certificate, a person may use the CPA as a credential only. (In other words, CPA may appear after a person’s name if they are working in an industry that is not related to the practice of public accountancy.

The CPA Exam is designed as a licensing requirement to measure the technical competence of CPA candidates. Although licensing occurs at the State Board level, it is a uniform exam with national acceptance. Generally, passing the CPA Exam in one jurisdiction allows a candidate to obtain a reciprocal certificate or license if they meet all the requirements imposed by the jurisdiction from which reciprocity is being sought.

There are four standard exam sessions each year. There is no limit on the number of times the exam may be sat.