[jeff]

Has Any 446#### ‘s released yet? Im in PA waiting on FAR!!!!!!1 1 more to go baby……

AUD – 80, BEC – 76, REG – 81, FAR – 2/28/2011

[PendingCPAinweho]

@ BluMerle

February was my first CBT……(took the pencil and paper in the 90s before I decided it blew and quit accounting for awhile)

The research I've done indicates that CA candidates have scores posted on the CA BOA website….

AUD 80
REG 70:76
BEC 70: 1/3/14
FAR Not scheduled yet

CA Candidate

[Georgina]

CA Website down: confirmed. I'm crossing my fingers and hoping this is a good sign.

FAR (8/30/10) 86
BEC (10/04/10) 88
REG (11/30/10) 82
AUD (01/08/11) 76

[T-rex]

Hey, guys, I love my little arms, so I think I'll keep them. Too bad they're so short though; I suppose I'll have to use my tail to wipe my tears if I failed REG. T-rex is sad just thinking about failing REG. She might just go cry now.

AUD - 95, BEC - 85
REG - 85, Rawrrrrrr FAR - 88
Used Becker for all sections.
CA candidate not residing in CA

[Erica H]

Cheer up T-rex! Instead of worrying about your reg score, do something productive like lifting weights with your tiny arms. You could lift little tiny weights!

AUD - 92
FAR - 73, 82
REG - 72, 82
BEC - 84 DONE!!!!!! 🙂

[Anonymous]

Love the 3rd person references there T-rex. Stay positive my friend.

Ugh, back to tax returns… I mean, yay because it pays da bills.

[T-rex]

Thanks, guys! @Spectrum, Funny you should mention weights, because T-rex is also studying to become a personal trainer/weight management consultant. She will go read her PT manual rather than cry. Once 2011 is over, T-rex doesn't plan to study anything else for a very long time. Bye bye studying.

Okay, CPA study buddies, let's all keep our fingers crossed. Good luck to everyone!

P.S. CA site still down.

AUD - 95, BEC - 85
REG - 85, Rawrrrrrr FAR - 88
Used Becker for all sections.
CA candidate not residing in CA

[FormerChemist]

When did Jeff endorse Toyota? You go, Jeff! Too bad they don't make the Solara anymore. Had to get a Camry this last go round.

BEC--83
FAR--89 !!
AUD--85
REG--81 (shew!!!)

[T-rex]

Maybe radiation took down CA BOA server? Hope not.

AUD - 95, BEC - 85
REG - 85, Rawrrrrrr FAR - 88
Used Becker for all sections.
CA candidate not residing in CA

[jeff]

Scores have *not* been released…I just checked.

The CA site being down doesn't mean anything 🙁

[FormerChemist]

Damnations!!!!!!

BEC--83
FAR--89 !!
AUD--85
REG--81 (shew!!!)

[HanahL]

I'm in NY waiting for a BEC score (taken 2/28). Not too familiar with this whole process….

When can I expect to see my score posted on the NASBA website?

[Erica H]

@HanahL – HAHAHAHAHAH….. Just kidding. 🙂

That's the million dollar question at the moment. 😉

AUD - 92
FAR - 73, 82
REG - 72, 82
BEC - 84 DONE!!!!!! 🙂

[mla1169]

Who's with me on sending poor Jeff a cyber- shot of tequila? Poor guy isn't waiting on his own scores but right there in the trenches on our behalf! Cheers Jeff!!!

FAR- 77
AUD -49, 71, 84
REG -56,75!
BEC -75

Massachusetts CPA (non reporting) since 3/12.

[LaniWai]

On FB, NASBA says “Follow-up on CPA Exam Score Release – Shared earlier this afternoon by the AICPA.”

FAR 85
REG 90
BEC 81
AUD waiting

[LaniWai]

Oops forgot to paste…

Thanks again to everyone who has been asking about the score release timelines. It’s an important topic and we appreciate the feedback. As a reminder, for anyone who hasn’t had the chance to visit our website, over the past year we have posted letters to …state boards, scoring timeline FAQs, and provided an in-depth white paper describing how the Exam is scored, all available at the CPA Exam website. And if you’re interested in a refresher about the eligibility requirements, including the 18 month timeline and instructions for scheduling your Exam, the updated Candidate Bulletin from NASBA contains the information you need. It also appears that there is some confusion about what it means to administer a “high stakes” test. For those of you who don’t know, the Uniform CPA Examination is a high stakes test. That means that there is a direct consequence of passing (or failing) the Exam – in our case, that consequence is meeting one of the requirements to obtain your CPA license. Becoming a licensed CPA carries with it legal authority, and an obligation to protect the public interest. That’s why the Exam must make valid, accurate assessments of examinees. The outcomes are too important. Making those valid, accurate assessments is what this scoring process is really about. In high-stakes testing, any time an exam undergoes a major revision (as with the introduction of CBT-e), best practices dictate that scoring must be revised as well. That means that sufficient data needs to be aggregated for the required additional analyses (of both test questions and candidate performance) that must take place. This data must be taken from actual, operational exam results. To our candidates, like you, this means that we have to acquire a sufficient sample size of actual exam results in order to perform the required analyses and score the exams properly. This process takes time and that’s why we are only able to release scores at the end of each window, for the time being. After three windows, we will have aggregated enough data so that additional analyses won’t be necessary, and scores can be processed on a rolling basis, and hence more frequently. We hope this information provides the clarity that many of you are looking for. Thanks again for engaging in this conversation. CPA Exam website: https://bit.ly/fdvNZh Candidate Bulletin: https://bit.ly/gHVSyi See More

FAR 85
REG 90
BEC 81
AUD waiting

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