Certified Public Accountants

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>>1329915
Gee was that so hard?

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>>1329915
no don't be a fucking retard. Since I'm having a good night, I'll actually spoonfeed you tonight you big fucking nigger baby. The CPA requires a bachelors degree, and actually 150 college credit hours, which usually means a Masters degree.

>>1329923
Thanks Anon, I'm not too smart or rich, so charity really helps.

>>1329926
Do the 150 hours have to be in a finance-related degree?

What if I get a Masters in physics?

>>1329930
>>1329929
Dude why the fuck don't you just google search it and read CPAEXAM.COM?

You can even email or call them to ask specific questions and get answers straight from the horse's mouth.

>>1329934
Because he might get a response from someone on /biz/ way faster than an email from someone? Jesus fucking Christ.

>>1329953
>Because he might get a response from someone on /biz/ way faster than an email from someone?

Why do you think some random faggot on /biz/ would know your specific question better than a literal representative of the issuing body?

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>>1329915
These are my scores so far.
This has taken a fucking toll on me and I'm only half way done.

Yeah it requires a bachelors degree with so many accounting credits. My major was management accounting and it was a 155 credit program. More than a standard bachelors program. I transferred a good many credits in from community college. If you aren't an accounting/economics major then you might be better off getting a masters degree.

This test is hard as fuck.

Actually the requirements are much more of a pain in the ass than that.
In california you have to take masters accounting courses. (They increased the reqs to restrict amount of gook CPAs, and to create more useless unionized teacher jobs).