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What is Adaptive Learning Technology? In the CPA Review game, we’ve all heard the phrase “adaptive learning technology” but what does that even mean? It’s become a buzzword thrown out by many CPA Review Courses, but can it even help you? The short answer? What CPA Candidates Must Remember During This Pandemic We know how uncertain of a time it currently is, with COVID-19 impacting not only your day-to-day life but your family and the market too – it’s pretty scary. But that’s not to say that your life (or career ambitions) should be put on hold, in fact, they’re more important now than ever. That’s why we’re cutting through the confusion to remind you of five important things to keep in mind during this pandemic, and ultimately this lockdown.
How to Study For Your CPA While Working Remote The novel coronavirus has truly changed the way we go about our everyday lives. Things we never thought about before, like going to the grocery store, going to the gym, and going to work are being changed and restricted at a rapid pace. Many of us are now telecommuting (or working from home) as many businesses, accounting firms included, try to curb the spread of the virus. Working from home on such short notice is likely to throw you for a loop, even though most accounting jobs can easily be done from home.
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What Section of the CPA Exam to Sit for first Right now, deciding how to study, what to study, or even if you should be studying can seem daunting and difficult to determine. Given upcoming CPA Exam changes to certain exam sections and Prometric delays, the conditions that the current pool of CPA Candidates face is unprecedented. Because of this, the approach these candidates take to the exam should differ to the typical method and CPA Exam section order to prevent unnecessary confusion as the study material changes.
NASBA Recommends State Boards Extend Testing Windows - What States Have Extended So Far? The CPA Exam is difficult enough at the best of times – but right now, with COVID-19 impacting study journeys and delaying test dates, it’s even tougher. Typically CPA Candidates have 18 months to sit for and pass all four sections of the CPA Exam – but because of these delays, NASBA is encouraging State Boards to extend their testing windows for all exam sections as well as their NTS. What would this mean for you? While this kind of extension is solely determined by the State Boards, this could mean that candidates who have sat for (and passed) at least one exam section could have additional time to complete all four sections due to COVID-19 delays. What States have extended so far, and what is the extension? To date, the states that have announced an extension are below – if you don’t see your state, you can check your state board page and/or reach out to them by email: