West Virginia State Board does not require 150 credit hours to sit for the exam, but like almost all states this has to be fulfilled in order to get the license.
Working experience is standard with 1 year of public or non-public accounting work, with some flexibility on part-time work as well as the fact that the experience can be verified but not necessarily supervised by an active CPA licensee.
A candidate is required to fulfill one of the following:
Education
Work Experience
Ethics Qualifications
CPE is required for license holders. Please click here for West Virginia CPA CPE requirements.
West Virginia Board of Accountancy
106 Capitol Street Suite 100
Charleston, WV 25301-2610
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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