[kbakadj]

hi all! very anxious CPA newbie. I saw on the Roger CPA website that there are some states which let you take the exam before you graduate. They call these states provisionary. I cant seem to find any other source mentioning these special states… Anyways, I was wondering if any of you knew if you can in fact take the CPA before you obtain your bachelors. I have the necessary units. I would just like to start the application process before i graduate in March and receive my NTS so I can take the exam right away in April/May. Thanks any info would help!!!!

[Anonymous]

I have no idea. I saw the state requirements for New York and it said 120 credits bachelors. In fact I am taking my CPA for the state of New York and I have 121 credits at the moment with a Bachelors.

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