"This document is intended to provide a non-technical overview of the CPA Examination scoring process. It begins with a high-level overview of the Exam and how it is scored. Following the overview are a series of questions and answers that provide more detail about specific aspects of the scoring process. The purpose of this format is to provide a general understanding of the scoring process and offer a more in-depth explanation of specific aspects of the scoring process to readers..."
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Source: AICPA / Uniform CPA Examination

Question:
"I went to three different schools but received “transfer units” from my degree school for the units I took in junior college, do I have to have all of my transcripts sent to the Board of Accountancy? And can I send in my transcripts myself if they are sealed?..."
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Source: CPA Exam Expert

"A must watch for CPA Exam Candidates! Becoming a CPA is difficult, but you can make it easier by breaking the process down into its four basic steps. Learn what it takes to become a licensed CPA,from qualifying to take the CPA Exam, to applying and meeting state requirements. Discover the basics of taking the CPA Exam and find out how to gain licensure. Filmed in the style of classroom and instructional videos from the 1970’s, Four Steps to Becoming a CPA is certain to be an educational classic for years to come..."

Source: Roger CPA Review | YouTube

"In another huge announcement, this morning the AICPA released their final changes to the amount of time given to each exam,as well as the scoring weights (the value given to each question type)given to the sections within the exams. These changes come on the heels of the announcement in September that the CPA Exam will be heavily changing on 01/01/2011 with the implementation of CBT-e.Make sure that you familiarize yourself with these changes, especially if you are planning to sit for any section of the exam past December 31st of 2010..."
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Source: Roger CPA Review Blog

= Prometric Testing for the Uniform CPA Examination
- Schedule your test
- Locate a test center
- Reschedule your test
- Confirm your test
Videos
= What to Expect at the Prometric Exam Center
= Take a Look at a Prometric Test Center
= CPA Exam Simulation: Walkthrough

= Prometric Discussion @ CPAnet Forum
= Prometric & Computer Problems

= FAQ - Test Center Reports
= FAQ - Exam Day at the Test Center
= Test Center Discussion @ CPAnet Forum

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"The CPA exam is full of myth and legend due in large part to the fact that you’re not supposed to discuss what’s actually on it. Of course everyone does and rumors fly around firms (“I heard IFRS is being tested in simulations…” “Tim in tax was thrown out of Prometric for wearing a hoodie to the exam…”) until they’ve been transformed into CPA exam nightmare tales based entirely in fiction. Knock it off, kids, let’s stick with the facts..."

The Five Really Simple Facts:
1. Of the two communications, only one is graded.
2. The research portion is only worth 1 point so if you don’t have time, blow it off.
3. The CPA exam is NOT graded on a curve, your score is not a percentage and is on a “plus point” basis.
4. There are no “easy” multiple choice.
5. 14 - 16% of the exam isn’t even graded.

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Source: Going Concern