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MUST READ FROM AICPA: New Score Release Timeline for the CPA Exam
"Starting in the fourth quarter of 2011 the U.S. CPA Exam will begin releasing scores earlier and more predictably. Initially this may not seem very interesting; however, the change will mark a major shift in the U.S. CPA Exam experience and the strategies that prospective CPAs employ as they work toward passing the exam. ith the transition from a pencil and paper exam to the computerized format in 2004, came a shift in the strategies and expectation of CPA candidates. In particular, the ability to take one exam section at a time and nearly year-round scheduling opportunities has dramatically changed the way CPA candidates prepare and plan for the exam. After the transition to computer based testing, one of the most common requests received from CPA candidates is for faster score releases so they can start planning the next steps in their test taking process..."
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Starting in the fourth quarter of 2011 the following score release timeline will be implemented:
Day in Testing Window* |
Target Release Date Timeline |
Target Q4'11 Score Release |
Day 1 – 20 |
10 business days following day 20 of the testing window |
November 3 |
Day 21 – 45 |
5 business days following day 45 of the testing window |
November 21 |
Day 46 – Close of window |
5 business days following the close of the testing window |
December 7 |
After Close of Window |
5 business days after receiving all scoring data for the testing window |
TBA |
* Records received by AICPA
Note: Some scores for the BEC section may be released in a subsequent release due to the written communication tasks.
More details on task-based simulations and the recent CBT-e Exams update may be found on the CPA Examinations webpage.
Source: AICPA
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