[0512cca]

Hi,

I moved to US a few months ago. I am improving my English and at the same time I am looking for a job as an accountant. It is being very hard and I am feeling that I am wasting my time.

For these reason I decided to study accounting and I think CPA is a good option.

But I do not know if my degree and master in Economics are enough.

So, Could someone tell me how I can check whether my studies are valid? And how can I get more credits? with, for example, Wiley CPAexcel course I would get credits needed to become a CPA?

Thanks so much in advance…

[Char143]

Your best bet is to contact your state board of accountancy or check with NASBA, they list individual state requirements to sit for the exam. Good luck!

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[Anonymous]

Have you applied from any agency that does the foreign degree/credits evaluation for international credentials like WES, ECE, USCES, etc.?

I got my transcript of records evaluated by WES at roughly $150 – $200 fees. The evaluation or equivalency report was the document I submitted so the State Board could review and/or determine my eligibility to sit for US CPA exams.

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