[thebigguy1992]

Hey, I have a full-time offer for a Big 4 firm. I start full-time in October 2016. I plan to begin studying and taking the CPA after I graduate in May 2016. As of now, I plan to sit for Louisiana, but want to physically take the test in Massachusetts, because that is where I hope to eventually transfer to. Is that allowed?

Also, the issue is that I want to eventually move offices (from LA to MA). Am I able to transfer my scores and CPA license to MA from LA? Hopefully my firm lets me start full-time in MA, so I don’t have to worry about this issue, but I just want to protect myself if they let me transfer after 6 months or so.

Also, for my undergraduate/graduate credits, my educational requirements are for both Louisiana and Massachusetts.

BEC - 79
FAR - 62,73,76
AUD - 70, 88
REG - 83

[joyflying]

Yes, the score can transfer between different jurisdictions. You can sit for the exam in LA and transfer your score to MA when you apply for license. I sat for exams in NH and am about to apply for license in MA.

AUD - 91
BEC - 90
FAR - 93
REG - 94

The best is yet to come..

FAR - 93 (08/24/2014 - First down!)
AUD - 91 (11/21/2014 - Second down!!)
BEC - 90 (02/26/2015 - Third down!!!)
REG - 94 (05/29/2015 - Touch down!!!!!)

Here comes my touch down!
Certified in MA (08/2015)

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