Uniform CPA Examination For Minnesota Candidates
The Uniform Certified Public Accountant Examination consists of four parts (taken in any order):
- Auditing & Attestation
- Financial Accounting & Reporting
- Regulation
- Business Environment & Concepts
To begin the exam process in Minnesota, a student with a completed bachelor's degree in accounting must submit the exam application on NASBA's website (National Association of State Boards of Accountancy). Once approved, the exam candidate will receive a Notice to Schedule allowing them to set their exam dates at a testing center.
Exam candidates must pass all four exam sections within 18 months to consider the exam completed.
Exam eligibility rules in Minnesota are set forth by the Minnesota Board of Accountancy.
In Minnesota, those who have completed the exam are referred to as "exam passers" while completing the remaining requirements for CPA certification.
Read more about this topic: Minnesota Society Of Certified Public Accountants
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