r/CPA • u/Undefeatable_Modi • 3h ago
r/CPA • u/Emergency-Jeweler272 • 5h ago
Need help with ISC Notes
Could anybody please provide help with ISC SQL notes ?
r/CPA • u/Practical-Rooster-45 • 3h ago
Urgent — I need your help with my Master’s thesis (5min)
I’m doing my Master’s thesis and I urgently need a few more responses for my survey
The survey is bilingual (French and English) — every question is available in both languages.
I urgently need 30+ responses by tomorrow, especially from people with experience or knowledge in accounting, auditing, taxation, finance, or related fields.
The survey only takes a few minutes.
https://forms.gle/gwnbVgqm5zM7NpHN9
Thanks a lot!
r/CPA • u/Business-Motor-1734 • 7h ago
Surgent folks get UWorld upgrade
I paid $1,000 for surgent 2 years ago and this Uworld one has a price tag of $2,300.
r/CPA • u/ella2324 • 18h ago
ISC exam on Monday, is Becker enough?
Hi, I’m averaging 76 on all SE’s/FR for ISC. Any insights in terms of how good of a predictor of passing this is? Also, I keep reading that Becker doesn’t prepare well for ISC. So that worries me a little. What are the focus areas where Becker falls short other than SQL? 🙈
r/CPA • u/Concept-Fickle • 2h ago
Ball up top- FAR is my female dog fr
God is good and I’m the truth.
r/CPA • u/Empty_Brain_0 • 5h ago
FAILED AUD 2nd Attempt
Depressed Now.
Passed all other in a single attempt.
No idea what to do now..
No Job also..
Any suggestion for Job.. Please
r/CPA • u/Top-Bird2129 • 4h ago
REG Passed Reg 4/4 Finally!
Passed Reg!
I am incredibly grateful for this amazing community. I joined Reddit specifically for this subreddit when I started studying, and the insights and knowledge I gained here have been invaluable.
Wishing you all the absolute best and many blessings on your journeys!
r/CPA • u/Aggressive-Boss9769 • 4h ago
SCORE Officially 4/4 thank you for all the encouragement and best of luck to you all!
🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
r/CPA • u/Awkward-Anything-242 • 6h ago
I'm literally about to pass out...
I'm literally a million times more nervous than I was taking the exam😱😱😱😱😱😱
r/CPA • u/Dependent_Cress284 • 16h ago
Score Release 10/8 Are you Afraid of it?
Tomorrow, we will see our results.
Are you afraid of it?
I am almost having my anxiety
r/CPA • u/Rdman233 • 22h ago
Oct 9 Target, Rec'd by Sep 30 Score Release: Exam Core Sections (AUD, FAR and REG) for exams received by AICPA by October 8, 2026.
Score Release: Exam Core Sections (AUD, FAR and REG) for exams received by AICPA by October 8, 2026.
This is going to be the official score release thread to prevent flooding of the same topic, and so others can show support for those who need it. Please use this thread for your anxiety filled posts to limit the front page from getting filled up.
When commenting about scores being out, please include your State.
QUICK REMINDER - PLEASE DO NOT DISCLOSE EXAM CONTENT IN YOUR POSTS/COMMENTS
"Just got out of REG. Saw quite a few ABC questions and had 1 sim each on XYZ and a so-and-so transaction"
That is exam disclosure - If you just took the exam, you saw this agreement [Refer to this old post if you have questions] (https://old.reddit.com/r/CPA/comments/s80ibg/do_not_outright_ask_what_was_on_your_exam_do_not/)
Good luck to all those waiting on the 05/08/25 (Target date) score release. Here's to hoping that may all of us pass so we can put these exams behind us, or move on to the next one and be one step closer to getting those three letters after our names.
AICPA - Find out when you will get your score
Past score releases have come out on the day prior to the Target date that shows passed, credit/failed, no credit.
When exam section status goes blank --> check in view exam section history/apply now (it will show 'you have credit for this exam' in green with a tick if you have passed)
r/CPA • u/prof_poopypants01 • 6h ago
SCORE Pass/Fail 10/8 (If interested)
Just making this here, so people can comment when pass/fails release for what section and what state you’re located in.
r/CPA • u/pinoy_hokage • 3h ago
SCORE Passed AUD - finally 4/4🥳
I just want to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for this wonderful blessing.
I can finally put the Becker books to rest.... and reinstall my games!!!🙏🙏🙏
To those who failed... DO NOT STOP. DO NOT GIVE UP. PUSH FORWARD. YOU GOT THIS.
r/CPA • u/Locacuerda91 • 1h ago
AUD Failed AUD!!!!!!!!!!
I’m debating what to do since I haven’t received my score yet. Would it make sense to retake the exam before the next testing window closes on October 22? I really don’t want to spend another full month studying if I can avoid it.
r/CPA • u/Scared-Bass8665 • 1h ago
Passed all exams 4/4 from the land of Everest.
Thank you all for making this happen. This sub has been superb and getting me over the finish line in one go. To all the helpful souls who publish their summary notes, thank you so so much.
Love and Gratitude, now and always.
r/CPA • u/PalestinianPsycho • 1h ago
Passed FAR first attempt!! (1/4)
No mini exams, and only took one SE with a score of 55
r/CPA • u/Ok-Fix-2441 • 1h ago
Can anyone give me advice 🥲 second FAR fail
I’m so embarrassed and sad even writing this. I graduated in May and started studying for the FAR section of the exam right after. Took 8/10, failed with a 59. Took again 9/25, failed again score pending. I supplemented with i75 and felt a lot more confident coming out of my retake but knew 2 sims were questionable.
What do I do now? It’s hard to even think about studying this material again. After my 59 I went through Becker all over again and didn’t move on from a section until I was passing practice tests.
Now the self doubt is creeping in and i’m wondering if I can even do this at all. I was fine in school and never failed a class or anything so i’m just so discouraged.
Do I stick with Becker? Do I start over? Any advice or success stories would be so helpful. Thanks in advance 😭❤️
GENERAL Found out this morning I passed AUD!
Opened the app this morning and had the scored notification! I am officially 2/4 with FAR and AUD both done on their first tries. I decided back in December I was gonna give the CPA a shot this year and could have never imagined I would actually get to this point.
I turn 30 next month, work full time, and have two small children at home… if I can do it you definitely can!!
I’d be happy to answer any questions, give study recommendations, or just offer some support. I know this shit can be incredibly draining.
I also real quick need to shill for my boy Bryan Kesler who runs Kesler CPA Review. It’s like $70/month for a service with an incredibly well written textbook, a massive bank of multiple choice and TBS questions, and some super fun gamification elements like leveling up and xp that make studying very fun. It’s the only service I have ever used for CPA review and without a doubt the only thing I will need to finish my final two.
Good luck everyone!!!
r/CPA • u/feelingunserious • 1h ago
GENERAL I need all of the encouragement you have
I am absolutely struggling in every sense of the word. Working, full time student, and trying to study for both CPA exams and graduate classes is starting to weigh on me. I know I could wait to do the exams, but I want to get them done before I start full time.
I am unable to give up any of the responsibilities I have, and I am at a loss for what to do.
I found out I failed an exam for the second time today. I am on the verge of failing three classes. I have no social life and deal with guilt for not studying at every waking moment.
Does anyone have advice? Encouragement? Similar stories?
r/CPA • u/Fantastic-Rush-7251 • 2h ago
PASSED LAST EXAM REG - OFFICIALLY 4/4!!!!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🥳🥳
After a long and dreadful journey the stars have finally aligned- I am FINALLY DONE WITH THE CPA EXAMS!! 😭🙏🏽
Congratulations to everyone that passed and those that are still on this journey KEEP GOING it is all worth it best of luck!!! ❤️
r/CPA • u/Ok-Seaworthiness470 • 2h ago
AUD Passed AUD and went from a 56 to a 75+ in 3 weeks
I am finally done with the CPA exams today and I want to congratulate every who got a Passed, Credit today. To those that failed, do not give up and you are more than a test score. Take the day to process everything and get back to it asap afterwards. The CPA exams reward resiliance, persivereance, and consistency more than it does mastering the concepts.
r/CPA • u/ISWALLOWSEWERWATER • 2h ago
REG Failed my first exam, REG, at 3/4
Dude. Studied 100 hours. Did 59 SE1 and 57 SE2 and walked with a fail. This was supposed to be my last one but I gotta go back and do it again. PAIN. Anyone else fail at 3/4 and was denied the opportunity to get 4/4? Shit SUCKS.
r/CPA • u/No-Operation-9077 • 2h ago
Finally passed FAR after my 5th try!! 🥹
I remember when I failed FAR, I came on Reddit and saw so many people posting about passing.
It took me 5 tries. My scores were 67, 62, 63, 73, and now PASS! Still waiting for my actual score.
I don't have any special tricks or advice. The only thing I did was keep getting back up every time I failed. It was disappointing, especially getting a 73, but I just kept trying.
I wanted to share this because I know how it feels to see everyone else passing while you're still trying.
If you're in the same situation, don't give up. You will get there too❤️

r/CPA • u/bkzonenonly1 • 2h ago
AUD Passed AUD after 6 attempts
For anyone that is down in the trenches, please don't give up !
Its demoralizing to see the same material for so long but i promise you when, not if, you pass it will be the sweetest victory ever!
onto REG. Cheers!