Jeff: you ask that same contact about AUD?
REG: 73, 81; AUD: 63, 57, 69, 83
FAR: 63, 68, 73, 84; BEC: 69, 69, 76
FAR: 63, 68, 73, 84; BEC: 69, 69, 76
Jeff - another71.com
offlineNINJA
My guess is that the AICPA releases something today...either AUD or REG...this is a weird Wave.
sean
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I am taking my exam from NH and I normally receive my score via email next day after AICPA release date. However, It takes atleast two days after AICPA release before I can see my score on NASBA website.
CPA Wannabe
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In the REG posts, someone just posted that they just talked to NASBA, and it is confirmed that AICPA will release audit scores next week.
I am with everyone else. I am useless at work. Completely non-chargable. Unable to focus on studying for my next part.
I need my AUD score!
Jeff - another71.com
offlineNINJA
I will be away from my computer later this afternoon...if I get an e-mail about scores, I will e-mail the info to Kricket and she will post it.
-Jeff
The earliest would be Monday or Tuesday, but remember AUD was last in Wave 1 in this test window. You just never know. I am waiting on AUD taken 8/26 but at least it will not be the 70+ day wait I had when I failed with a 73 in April. Good Luck I with you on the wait.
Ex ED
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Dok101, Anita, and other anxious, restless, frustrated folks,
Don't diss NASBA staff unless you know what's going on there. Those folks put in many hours trying to make it right. Weekends, nights, long days. Just like you.
Let's say a client doesn't get exactly what he expects from you based on his assumptions about your workload, skills, attitude, etc. Should he assume you are incompetent? I don't think so.
NO! I am not a NASBA or AICPA staff member. I just know how it works. Both organizations understand that many candidates' primary concerns/frustrations are about speeding up the scoring process. They are working on that goal. The scoring process will improve but only when it will not jeopardize the integrity of the exam.
I hope all of you waiting on scores will get good news. And those who don't will not give up your goal of attaining one of the world's premier credentials. I truly wish you the best.
jenben
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Ex ED, no one here is trying to be disrespectful to NASBA. The process of waiting for scores, and the lack of transparency about scoring methods and timing is incredibly frustrating. The results have a substantial impact on our lives, and having to wait so long is no fun! I'm happy to hear you say that they are working on a way to speed up the process... a revamp of the process is clearly needed! Until then, the rest of us will continue making comments about the annoying wait time, as it helps us to cope with this crazy process. :-)
carrieonthecheap
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Well said Jenben. I didn't mean any disrespect at all, I just figured if they had an IT problem at SUCH a critical time, wouldn't they be putting in the extra time to get it fixed. Surely we can't all wait until OCTOBER for our scores! I'm sure they are doing their best to get it fixed. :) In the meantime, I'm a crazy woman!
Anita
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Respond to Ex ED:
There are always hard working, responsible people within the org. But in this case I was talking about NASBA as a whole. If they can not fix problems in a good time frame, why they can not either send an email with our scores or at least give them out via the phone. This is very critical for all of us. We need to plan our steps for futher exams and study prep.
SwissBliss
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Also to ExEd, I, for one, disagree that they are working nights and weekends to get the problem resolved. If anyone remembers, they also had technical issues in the last reporting wave, and the one before that. I find it strange, that the NASBA organization only has 32 times a year that it has to shine (4 exam score releases * 8 months), and they seem to fail a majority of the time. They even get four months off to work "so hard" on these issues, but it seems they don't, but I also wouldn't place all of the blame on NASBA. I think there is something fishy with the AICPA as well...I mean just look at Jeff's interview with them, they claim that there is no curving, but then they say there is pscyhmetric analysis done on some exams. So all in all, the process is shady.
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