CPA

The CPA Exam can be a daunting process: from the different state education requirements, application process, studying, to scheduling and sitting for the CPA Exam. So we’ve put together an interactive CPA Exam Checklist to make sure nothing falls through the cracks!

For a lot of current college students, spring break is that time of year when they plan to go on vacations, go back home to see family and friends, or simply escape to a warmer climate as Winter comes to an end. Are you one of those people? If you are, I’m sure you are trying to plan your studying too.

Studying for the exam doesn’t necessarily need to be a stressful experience as long as your remember that the CPA Exam is designed to measure and project your ability to excel as a CPA. If you approach your CPA Exam review with the right study tools, you’ll be less stressed during the process and successful in passing the exam.

This article discusses how one accounting professor is helping accounting students become the next leaders in the accounting profession.

Daniela resides in the great state of Pennsylvania. She begins her CPA Exam journey with the perspective of a Masters in Accountancy. Daniela has passed FAR and AUD so far with Roger CPA Review, and is gearing up for her third exam, REG. Follow her journey with us!

For international students, one big question that always comes up about studying or specifically taking notes while studying is about which language to use: English or your native language. Many people have different views.

Time is a precious commodity; especially if you’re studying for the CPA Exam while going to school or holding down a full-time job. Prioritizing your goals will help you efficiently spend your limited time, making you a goal-achieving machine.

Its 6:00pm. You just got home from work or school not too long ago, fed your cat, pet the dog, and ate a dinner you could barely keep down.