Passing the CPA exam requires patience, determination and hard work. It also helps to know a bit about the structure and format of the exam. That's why, at Roger CPA Review, we prepare our students for success by providing sample CPA exam questions and practice exams, as well as instruction and mentoring.
Once you've met or are in the process of meeting the educational and experience requirements necessary to take the exam, you should check the CPA exam schedule for your state, or jurisdiction. There are four parts of the CPA exam: FAR, REG, AUD, and BEC. Students can attempt as many as four parts in a single window, or as few as one. The CPA exam consists of both multiple choice questions and simulations. During instruction, both types of questions are fully broken down on a white board to illustrate vital principles, along with unique memory aids and mnemonics. To complement the dynamic instruction, we offer comprehensive guides to all four sections, sample CPA exam questions and state of the art simulation software. The result is that students complete the course fully prepared to pass all sections of the CPA examination with flying colors.
Roger CPA Review courses are available online, in the traditional classroom setting, and on a portable USB drive. Regardless of your schedule, we have a CPA exam course that is right for you.
Each of the four parts of the exam will require different studying and preparation methods. For this reason, we recommend that all of our students take one exam per testing window. This will allow you to focus your studying efforts as well as to choose the correct Roger CPA exam course and learning method. Contact us today to learn more.
The CPA Exam has four parts: AUD, FARE, REG & BEC. Read on for details.
Find out when the CPA exam is offered.
Find out what type of questions to expect on each part of the CPA exam.
Students serious about passing the CPA exam will benefit from a review course. Find out why here.
Read on to learn what scores you need to pass as well as how quickly you need to pass the four parts of the exam.
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