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"To fill the skills gaps, accounting educators and trainers are turning to experiential learning, especially game-based approaches, to help people at all stages of their careers." Read the article from Journal of Accountancy: bit.ly/4sR37LE

Write your own story. #ThursdayThoughts

The NASBA CPA Mobile App is better than ever! Be sure to update your app to the latest and greatest version and take advantage of the updated features. Click the link to download and learn more: bit.ly/42goriB

Before applying to take the IQEX, it is strongly recommended you familiarize yourself with the IQEX Candidate Guide and eligibility requirements. The Guide will be your compass toward a successful Exam journey - find it here: bit.ly/4boIlgB

On March 17, NASBA received and processed the following scores from the AICPA:

#CPAExam candidates! Waiting for your score(s)? If the AICPA received your exam data file for Core Sections by March 9, your scores will be released tonight at 5 p.m. CDT. Click the link in our bio to access the CPA Portal. **SCORES FOR THE CALIFORNIA BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE VIA THE CPA PORTAL** Click the link in our bio to access the CPA Portal or view your scores directly from the new NASBA CPA Mobile App. Good luck!

In preparation for the score release, you will need to set up your CPA Portal account (if you haven’t done so already) to view your score online (unless you receive your score from your board). Click the link to learn how and to access the Portal: bit.ly/42Tn9Yy

On March 13, NASBA received and processed the following scores from the AICPA:

#CPAExam candidates! Waiting for your score(s)? If you tested for CPA Exam Discipline Sections between January 1-31, your scores will be released tonight at 5 p.m. CDT. Click the link in our bio to access the CPA Portal. **SCORES FOR THE CALIFORNIA BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE VIA THE CPA PORTAL** Click the link in our bio to access the CPA Portal or view your scores directly from the new NASBA CPA Mobile App. Good luck!

In preparation for the score release, you will need to set up your CPA Portal account (if you haven’t done so already) to view your score online (unless you receive your score from your board). Click the link to learn how and to access the Portal: bit.ly/42Tn9Yy

If you're a CPA Exam candidate and you haven't downloaded the app, you are seriously missing out! Track your progress, view score reports, download you NTS to your digital wallet and more. Download the app now: bit.ly/42goriB

If the AICPA received your exam data file for Core Sections by March 9, you have a target score release date of March 17. For more information on scores and Exam FAQS, visit our website and click on the 'Exam' tab, then select 'CPA Exam' from the dropdown menu. For Candidate FAQs visit: bit.ly/4spjSgL

If you visit our website, you can look at this list of jurisdiction in the box. After clicking on a specific jurisdiction, it will give you the information needed as a candidate applying for the CPA Exam. Get started here: bit.ly/3AFHcyA

Accounting Bodies for United States, Canada and Mexico Agree to Extend Mutual Recognition Agreement: Professional bodies representing the accounting profession in the United States, Canada and Mexico have signed a memorandum of understanding to extend their longstanding agreement to ease cross-border practice. Read the full release: bit.ly/3P0fciS

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If you tested for CPA Exam Discipline Sections between January 1-31, you have a target score release date of March 13. For more information on scores and Exam FAQS, visit our website and click on the 'Exam' tab, then select 'CPA Exam' from the dropdown menu. For Candidate FAQs visit: bit.ly/4spjSgL

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NASBA Urges U.S. Department of Education to Restore “Professional” Status for Accounting Degrees: In a formal letter to the U.S. Department of Education, NASBA warned that this change would severely cut federal loan limits for graduate students and create new barriers to entering the profession. Read the full release here: bit.ly/47qcSI6

“As the profession continues to expand beyond compliance into advisory services, that position creates an opportunity and arguably a responsibility to address one of the most persistent challenges in the U.S. economy: financial literacy.” Read the article from Journal of Accountancy:bit.ly/4r3iJKJ