For anyone going crazy wondering when they will receive their score, here is a chart I received from my NASBA state coordinator:
The following chart provides approximate score release information.
Testing Month | AICPA Releases Scores to NASBA | Scores Reported to Candidates |
---|---|---|
January | 3rd week of Feb & 2nd week of March | February or March or April |
February | 2nd week of March | March or April |
April | 3rd week of May & 2nd week of June | May or June or July |
May | 2nd week of June | June or July |
July | 3rd week of Aug. & 2nd week of Sept. | August or September or October |
August | 2nd week of September | September or October |
October | 3rd week of Nov. & 2nd week of Dec. | November or December or January |
November | 2nd week of December | December or January |
Please note that candidates who test on the same day may receive scores at different times due to differences in necessary quality control procedures.
Hey Cooking Accountant! First off, your blog is really neat and entertaining - neat kinda like a CPA, but also verbose like a certified writer. What can I say - I like it! Good luck with your exams and hope you get that job offer. Once you share with your future officemates your baked goodies, I'm sure they'll realize that you are more than just another accountant! Ciao!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anonymous! I'm glad you like it!
ReplyDeleteI randomly came across your blog and I love it! I just graduated and hope to get my CPA someday and I wish you the best of luck!
ReplyDeleteps. I love to cook too! so I will be checking out your recipes. :)
Thanks Ms. Alecia!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on graduating! I wish you a lot of success in your future!
unbelievable!!
ReplyDeleteI just took my first section today, and didn't wonder about when I'd get my score til I started wondering about it just now...
ReplyDeleteSounds kind of excruciating! I MAY hear in only a few weeks... or in 2 months??
That's true, Kel. And, unfortunately, we don't have any control over it. Sometimes they hold tests that had a new simulation they are testing out (we have no way of knowing).
ReplyDeleteThe best advice I can give is to check for your grade occasionally and try to concentrate on studying for the next part. But that's easier said than done!
Best of luck on passing the CPA exam. Love you pen name. My wife has a blog on cooking, if you are interested in some delicious recipes: http://intenseflavors.wordpress.com/.
ReplyDeleteIf you enjoy the Italian cuisine, may I suggest the Passatelli's? It's great comfort food.
William Brighenti, CPA
Thanks William! I will be sure to check out the recipes on your wife's blog!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anthony!
ReplyDeletePractice Test Academy's goal is to provide us with at least 500 questions each per paper so that we can prepare ourselves better and have confidence and pass exams in our first siting. 2015 syllabus
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