I might, but from my experience, institutions of higher education are not as good a resource for reliable information as you may think. If I had a dime for every time my alma matter said one thing and reality something other was true, I could sit home and not have to work.
What I'm going to do is write a compelling letter to the Board of Directors of the NJ CPA organization that grants the licenses. Once I have a positive response (hoping anyway), I will move forward. If NJ wants to be hard asses, I can always go to NY and inquire about their process. To me it seems smart to do it in my home state.
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Originally Posted by NJSPEEDER
Discuss it with the school that you plan to use to take up that 12 credit gap you mentioned. They know all the angles and can probably wordsmith your resume into workable experience. It looks good on them to have a student become a CPA so they will actively work to get you into the exam.
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