Yeah, I was pretty new to the forum and wanted to be taken seriously, and not as some fresh-faced kid so I said I was 28. I started college in '04 with AP credits from HS, dropped out Spring '05, went back in Fall '07, graduated undergrad May '10, graduated one year MAcc May '11. You are a born auditor, sir.
LOL. guess we all learned what “professional skepticism” is. Just curious, you took your first CPA exam in 8/10 and you graduated undergrad May'10, which means you were qualified to take the CPA exams with ur undergrad accounting credit hours? what state are you in, btw? I apologize if my question is too personal…
I was qualified to sit w/just my undergrad credits, too — although I'm only a few units shy of 150, and plan on getting it before I get my license so I'd only need 1 year of professional experience under a CPA instead of 2 years.
I'm in California. You can sit with 125 units or something like that, but you need to get 2 years of experience instead of 1. But I hear they're changing in in 2013 where you'll need 150 units.
I know this is maybe 2 pages after we were talking about this, but I just saw on a different thread who the 63 year old person is who was posting here that s/he passed the exams – Jints. Found it on this thread (although I originally read about him/her on the score release thread)-
26 married 2 kids. Finished college in 3 years just took a break from college for a few years when I started a family. Makes me upset sometimes to thing I could have been done at 22 of I had not quit school for so long.
FAR- 75
REG- 82
BEC- 73, 79!! Its over. Am I dreaming?
AUD- 74, 74, 88
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