CPA Exam Provisionary Periods

Is the CPA Exam in your future? You may be one of the lucky few who lives in a "Provisionary State" where you can take the CPA Exam up to 200 days before you meet the education requirements!

This video will walk you through what the provisionary period is, which states qualify, and why you should take advantage of this excellent opportunity.

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Video Transcript Sneak Peek:

What is a provisionary period? Well, it's an allotted amount of time that your state may have for you to sit for the CPA Exam before you meet the education requirements. For example, if you graduate, say, in June, and you meet the education requirements in June, and your state has a provisionary period of 180 days or 6 months, you can actually sit for the CPA Exam starting in January.

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