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In Arkansas, you must have state residency to obtain a CPA license.  This is defined by being an Arkansas resident, employee, or currently keeping an office(s) in the state. Their education requirements are more complicated than most and should be closely examined to ensure that [...]

The Michigan State Board of Accountancy requires specific audit experience to obtain a CPA license.  The overall requirements are less demanding than other states however this experience requirement may be difficult if you do not work in a CPA firm or government agency. Michigan CPA Exam Requirements [...]

In Arizona a non-CPA supervisor is allowed to endorse a CPA license application. CPA candidates may sit for the exam before they graduate as long as they are within 18 semester hours of graduating and meeting the 150 semester hour requirement. Arizona CPA Exam Requirements [...]

In Alaska, CPA candidates may sit for the exam before they graduate as long as they are within 18 semester hours of graduation. They also allow non-accounting majors to take the CPA exam as long as they have one year of  experience in a public [...]

Alabama is one of the 4 remaining two-tier states. This means that candidates who pass the CPA exam receive a certificate, but will then need to document appropriate work experience before being issued a CPA license. The amount of experience required is one year of [...]