2011 CPA Exam
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The 2011 CPA Exam has been transformed including major changes to both the exam’s structure and functionality. Referred to as CBT-e (CBT stands for Computer-Based Testing and the “e” for evolution), this represents the first major change since CBT was introduced in 2004. Major changes have been made to:
- Content and Skill Specifications (CSOs/SSOs), including the addition of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)
- Question formats, including short task-based simulations
- Research functionality, including the addition of the FASB Codification
- Exam structure and section time allocation
- The percentage value of examination components
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Jumpstart 2011 Now.
Don’t delay sitting for the exam because of the new changes. It’s a good idea to think strategically about the parts you want to get out of the way early in 2011. Learn more by viewing our guide to the 2011 CPA Exam: Strategies to Sit for Each Part.
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