For the North Carolina CPA Exam requirements, the #1 rule is that the candidate must be a US citizen or has the intention of becoming one.
The State Board also requires the full 150 credit hours to get the CPA license, but a bachelor degree is good enough to sit for the exam. After passing the CPA exam, you will need to accumulate 1 year of experience under the direct supervision of an active CPA licensee.
A candidate is required to fulfill one of the following:
Note: candidates have 120 days after taking the first section of the Exam to meet the educational requirements.
CPE is needed for license holders. Click here for North Carolina CPA CPE requirements.
North Carolina State Board of CPA Examiners
1101 Oberlin Road, Suite 104
PO Box 12827
Raleigh, NC 27605-2827
You may want to check out these pages to learn about the educational and experience requirements, with my recommendation at the end of the posts:
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