Q2 CPA Exam Score Release (NASBA States) - Page 52

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  • #672871
    win2bet
    Participant

    btw, i don't believe they have our scores as soon as we complete the test, even though it is computer based. Our scores depend on how other people do when taking the test, I'm assuming for the same window, it's no coincidence the passing rates are always around 45-55%

    REG 68,87
    BEC 85
    FAR 75
    AUD 64,64, 86!

    #672872
    lab2008
    Member

    If you test on the last day of the month, you get your scores sooner. LIFO? I'm restudying Becker even before I get my Monday FAR score. SCARED!

    3 out of 4 passed and sitting for FAR on May 31. Will lose credit for Audit if I don't pass FAR by Aug 4. I love leases and bonds.

    #672873
    AJG38
    Participant

    Anyone see the clock yet

    AUD - 91 (4/7/2015)
    BEC - 88 (4/29/2015)
    FAR - 80 (5/29/2015)
    REG - 70 (8/18/2015); 82 (11/08/2015)

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    #672874
    lilbro2
    Member

    Clock is not up yet. I am more anxious as the score date come closer. I am halfway done studying for BEC and it will be a great motivation if I passed REG or otherwise, it be hard to focus with a mind that I failed REG. So good luck everyone and hope things turn out for better.

    AUD-01/19/15- PASSED! FIRST TRY
    REG-05/28/15- PASSED! FIRST TRY
    BEC-07/11/15- Scheduled
    FAR-08/31/15- Not Scheduled

    ALLAH HELP ME PASS THESE AWEFUL TESTS.

    Quitting is NOT in my dictionary. I will rise one day as a proud CPA...

    #672875
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    The cpa is NOT graded on a curve. People misunderstand the grading process. don't believe me, ask nasba.

    #672876
    fruitsyrup
    Member

    I am beyond nervous right now. I am waiting on my last part (Regulation) and this could mean the difference between restudying or CPA. My parents have been constantly applying pressure on me and their patience is running thin. Please keep me in your prayers or send me positive vibes. I hope everyone on this forum passes!!! LETS GO!! MAN I AM SO NERVOUS…..

    FAR - 71, 78
    AUD - 71, 72, 78
    BEC - 75
    REG - 48, 60, 67, 76

    #672877
    lilbro2
    Member

    @fruitsyrup I can tell you that you might be nervous but you are dang excited as well to be done. Here is the suggestion, go to the bathroom and scream and say you go this shit. You are a CPA, So congratulation in advance and tell your parents that you got it. Don't worry and enjoy.

    AUD-01/19/15- PASSED! FIRST TRY
    REG-05/28/15- PASSED! FIRST TRY
    BEC-07/11/15- Scheduled
    FAR-08/31/15- Not Scheduled

    ALLAH HELP ME PASS THESE AWEFUL TESTS.

    Quitting is NOT in my dictionary. I will rise one day as a proud CPA...

    #672878
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I don't think it's graded on a curve, but I absolutely believe scores are adjusted to realize historical pass rates.

    #672879
    Michael
    Participant

    California applicant here. Can anyone confirm with me that this coming Tuesday morning will be the dreaded morning of waking up at 5:45 to check for our scores?

    FAR - 72, 69, 84
    REG - 57, 75
    AUD - 61, 70, 72, 89
    BEC - 73, 77

    #672880
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    A curve is a curve whether it's against the highest score in the group or an overall pass rate. The score on your cpa exam is independent of anyone else's score. Otherwise, they wouldn't publish pass rates because they'd always be the same, nor would trends occur as they do. It's not an arbitrary rate. That's what pretest questions are for. From the aicpa:

    Is the CPA Examination scored on a curve?

    The CPA Examination is NOT curved. Every candidate’s score is entirely

    independent of other candidates’ Examination results.

    The CPA Examination is a criterion-referenced examination which means that it rests upon pre-determined standards. Every candidate’s performance is measured against established standards to determine whether the candidate has demonstrated the level of knowledge and skills that is represented by the passing score. Every candidate is judged against the same standards, and every score is an independent result.

    #672881
    win2bet
    Participant

    @colorado, the pass rates are between 45-55%, ALL the time. Don't forget the CPA test is a business, and there would be less money made if more people passed, esp on their 1st try. I personally refuse to believe its not dependent on how others do on the test, but hey if the AICPA said they don't curve it must be true right

    REG 68,87
    BEC 85
    FAR 75
    AUD 64,64, 86!

    #672882
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    When I failed AUD, the pass rate in my window was 42%. That's not inbetween 45 and 55.

    Im not saying it's curved or not curved. I really don't have an opinion. Are you saying the pass rates should be be more random or something? Wouldn't that just show an inconsistent testing model?

    #672883
    win2bet
    Participant

    @doover I just don't understand why we would have to wait weeks after taking the exam for our scores if other people's grades didn't matter. I just see too much money to be made for all these prep courses & the actual test administrators for them to allow more people to pass.

    REG 68,87
    BEC 85
    FAR 75
    AUD 64,64, 86!

    #672884
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I thought we were discussing the facts as known surrounding the cpa exam. If we're getting into conspiracy theories, I'm kindly stepping out of this conversation. Good luck on Tuesday, everyone.

    #672885
    win2bet
    Participant

    sorry, i really need to stop thinking everything is a damn conspiracy but its kind of hard not to. good luck to you, i think in 48 hours we should have our results!

    REG 68,87
    BEC 85
    FAR 75
    AUD 64,64, 86!

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