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After a pretty serious quarter life crisis and deciding whether or not I actually want to be a CPA, here I am back on track. Short story: I graduated 3 years ago and have worked in higher ed since graduating. I’ve always wanted to work in public accounting, just never had the opportunity. Combination of a mediocre gpa and luck I suppose.
Anyway, by the grace of god I just landed my first gig in a public firm and am a little freaked out. Obviously the next step is passing the exam ASAP and I’m not sure what my course of action should be. I meet the 150 hours, but am 3 accounting credits short of the 30 hour requirment in my state (Ohio).
Inititally, my thought was to sit in a state I was qualified for, then transfer the scores to Ohio. This freaks me the F out. Fear being Ohio will recognize that I’m just getting around a rule and won’t grant me a license upon passing. All the shit written out there on NASBA and Accountacy Board of Ohio website is written in mandarin so I really don’t know how to interpret it. Anyone had any similar experiences?
Please excuse my spelling, and thank you!!!!!!!!
Also, as part of my employment, I have to be a CPA in 2 years. Plenty of time I suppose but I start the new job soon and obviously want to start the CPA exam as soon as I can. If I go the Ohio route, any suggestions on how to get those 3 credits need as quickly as possible?
FAR - 70, 81
AUD - 83
BEC - 77
REG - 70, 78Licensed in Ohio.
Now what the hell do I do?
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