[jeff]

@please7575 – I am from WI waiting on BEC. I’m getting pretty impatient!

AUD - 79
BEC - 80
FAR - 76
REG - 92

Jeff Elliott, CPA (KS)
NINJA CPA | NINJA CMA | NINJA CPE | Another71

[nowhammies]

Do you think there is truth to the borderline theory? I swear if they hold my score until the last possible second just to give me a 74 I might go postal.

[RedRage00]

I don't think its true.

Texas CPA
Licensed, March 2012

[OnMyWayToCPA]

I didnt believe it at first but the AICPA themselves said that some close to passing scores are held to see if they can get more credit

B - 79 PASSED (1/4 there!)
A - 77 PASSED (1/2 there!)
F - 79 PASSED (3/4 there!)
R - 83 PASSED (DONE!!!!!!)
Review Course: Lambers , Wiley and Ninja

[MOM2THREE]

@ NOWHAMMIES

I said the same thing. If I get a 75, I will be so thankful that they held my test and really took their time to grade it. However, if I get a 74, all of you might see me on Cops, the TV show.

[jints]

BEC Apr 2011 – 79

AUD Jul 2011 – 76

REG May 2011 – 68 Aug 2011 (Waiting)

FAR Aug 2011 (Waiting)

Since I haven't gotten either my FAR or REG scores yet I blame it on Wisconsin holding them up. But it's more likely it's due to being in the below 75 group.

But I would like to know so I can reschedule and restart studying.

[nowhammies]

I was under the impression that they did away with “waves”, so I can't imagine why else they would be holding on to a FAR score at this point

[RedRage00]

WCs:

“Most responses are scored by a computer grading program, which is calibrated using human scorers. In some cases, responses are scored by a network of human graders (all CPAs). If your score is close to the passing score, your written responses will be automatically re-graded by human graders. When there is more than one grader for a response, the average of the scores is used as the final grade.”

Texas CPA
Licensed, March 2012

[MOM2THREE]

On the AICPA facebook page:

Justin, we can point you to this section of the “How Is the CPA Exam Scored?” white paper, available for download at https://www.aicpa.org/BecomeACPA/CPAExam/PsychometricsandScoring/ScoringInformation/DownloadableDocuments/How_the_CPA_Exam_is_Scored.pdf:

Most responses are scored by a computer grading program, which is calibrated using human scorers. In some cases, responses are scored by a network of human graders (all CPAs). If your score is close to the passing score, your written responses will be automatically re-graded by human graders. When there is more than one grader for a response, the average of the scores is used as the final grade.

[kandisjoy]

I feel so sorry for all of you still waiting for scores. Hang in there. The (waiting) pain will be over soon.

FAR: 71, 77
BEC: 70, 82
AUD: 62, 78
REG: 71, 68, 85

CA Licensed 11/2011

[RedRage00]

I don't think everyone is borderline in the 2nd batch…it just takes longer to grade BEC because of the Written section….makes sense to me.

Texas CPA
Licensed, March 2012

[nowhammies]

@mckelly did they give you the impression it would be late next week before we find out?

[Anonymous]

Passed REG with an 89!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Still waiting on BEC which is my last part…………….

[Anonymous]

Hi everyone,

I'm new to the whole CPA process. I took my first two sections in July and August. I am from TX so I had to wait for the TSBPA to release scores. Found out I passed AUD with an 82. I was shocked. I guess I'm also part of the borderline BEC group. I don't know if that theory is true though. I took my exam Aug. 31. I just think it takes a while to grade the second month test scores. Hopefully they will get released today.

[kandisjoy]

Congrats cpa4now!!! What a score!! Let's hope you passed BEC and will be finished! 🙂

FAR: 71, 77
BEC: 70, 82
AUD: 62, 78
REG: 71, 68, 85

CA Licensed 11/2011

[Anonymous]

So hard to get any work done when all I do is keep checking A71, twitter, nasba, and facebook!

[Author]

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