[hnofal]

Hi everyone,

I hope someone here would be able to answer my questions as I haven’t found an answer for it anywhere around.

I have taken the 3 CPA exams and scored very well. I have Reg left to take, and if I score a 93 I may qualify for the Elijah Watt Sells award.

However, I signed up for the first exam and never attended the testing center. In other words, I was a “No Show.” I didn’t cancel the exam beforehand either. Would this “No Show” be counted as an attempt, and therefore disqualify me from receiving the award? What exactly would qualify as an “attempt” when “all four sections must be passed their first attempt?”

Nofa!

[Lentilcounter]

If you didn't show up, you didn't take the test. Therefore, there shouldn't be a score report for that exam.

https://www.aicpa.org/becomeacpa/cpaexam/elijah-watt-sells-award.html

BEC = 79

AUD = 79

FAR = 84

REG = 86

Prayer + AICPA blueprints = my success

BEC = 72 (6/08/16)
FAR = ?
REG = ?
AUD = ?

[Lentilcounter]

This is the type of question that NASBA should be able to answer. (For confirmation)

BEC = 79

AUD = 79

FAR = 84

REG = 86

Prayer + AICPA blueprints = my success

BEC = 72 (6/08/16)
FAR = ?
REG = ?
AUD = ?

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