[cpacpacpa33]

I got my 4th and final passing score for yesterday’s score release on my CPA central portal and on the website that shows you the scores but I never got the score report email with the official notice? Do you still get one for your 4th pass? Or does it take more time for the last one? I got all my other ones on the day of the score release and I’m set up to get them over email not regular mail.

Any thoughts? anyone else in the same boat?

[Recked]

I passed FAR and AUD in Q4 2017. I received the score report letter for FAR only, not AUD.
I passed REG in Q1 2018, and to date have not received a score report via email for that score which was released 2/5, as part of the 2/6 release schedule.

Not really sure what to make of it.
I think the NASBA website says you will receive a congratulatory letter via postal mail once you have passed all 4 parts, with instructions on how to obtain your license in your state.

[PDiddy2000]

@recked

Not to hijack this thread from the OP but I’m sort of following your CPA exam timeline starting in April with the FAR. I may adjust it a bit to allow 4 weeks for AUD to take in early May and 4 for REG to take early June then the same for BEC in July. You’re doing great! Keep up the good work.

[Jgabbay]

How does one get their score report breakdown? I received my score back on February 6th but no email yet.

[Tim]

I'm in TN and just got my score notification for Feb 6th score release this morning. I don't get performance reports. I'm not sure if Tennessee doesn't do those or if they only do them for failing scores.

[Recked]

I think in NY you only get a breakdown if you fail.
I received my Feb 6th letter today. Still no word on the AUD from Q42017, so I tried to call the 800 number a few times. One ring and then disconnect, so I emailed Penny at candidate case and she is forwarding my email to the NY coordinator.
The NASBA seems to go out of their way to try and help people, so hoping for a speedy resolution.

@PDiddy2000
My results may not be ordinary and your mileage may vary. I want this CPA really bad and am making it my #1 priority, everything else in my life went on the back burner.
After dragging my feet for 7 years after college I tried to apply for the exam in late 2009 and found out that my 120 hour degree was no longer good enough for license.
Around 2012 I started looking into meeting the new education requirements.
I went to a local school to find out about the additional credits and found out the best they could offer me was an MBA for 30k in tuition plus costs.
I wasn't making enough to justify the tuition, but learned about the 15 year path in NY. I figured doing school on the nights and weekends for an MBA would end up taking me longer than just waiting until I hit the 15 years.
I decided to wait to take advantage of the 15 year pathway that NYS offers. I became an EA while I waited so I could protect my future.
I've been underpaid for so long because I lack those 3 letters. It's the only thing preventing me from my equity position.
The only thing I can ask you is how hard would you fight for your freedom?
I got lucky with my 3 week crash course for AUD. I have 15 years experience in Tax so REG was a shoe-in.
Make it a priority, grind out the hours, hammer the MCQs, use your time wisely and efficiently.
My prime mental capacity is during morning work hours, so I put off my work to grind out the study time. My boss needs me more than I need this job, so I'm taking advantage of my position to make myself the #1 priority. Do whatever it takes.

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