[Recked]

Just curious if people include test dates and CPA exam grades on resumes.

Memento Mori - Kingston NY CPA & EA (SUNY Albany 2002)

FAR-93 11/9/17 (10wks, 250 hrs, Roger 1800+ MCQs, Gleim TB 600+MCQs, SIMs)
AUD-88 12/7/17 (3 wks, 85 hrs, Roger 1000 MCQs no SIMs hail mary)
REG-96 1/18/18 (6 wks, 110 hrs, 1400 MCQs, no SIMs)
BEC-91 2/16/18 (4wks, 90 hrs, 1240 MCQs)

[Accounting_is_Taxing]

I only put that I am actively studying to become a CPA. Every interviewer asked what steps I was taking, and it was an easy answer telling them that I was planning to sit for the next exam or I had passed a section already. I feel that it gives enough information while allowing for easy interview conversation.

AUD - 75
BEC - 77
FAR - 77
REG - 76

Licensed in VA

[QuoVadimus]

I don't put grades. I think mine says something like “California Candidate for CPA, scheduled exam completion Jan 2019”

AUD 74   Oct '18 (retake Jan '19)

BEC 79   May '18

FAR 77   Sep '18

REG 80   Nov '18

[ohiocpacma]

Putting exam scores seems pretentious to me. I think most people would only care if you passed unless you were Elijah Watt Sells award winner.

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[eMeRGeD]

I'm not sure I'd ever include anything but the year I passed the exam. I can't see much of a reason to include specific test dates or scores? Plus, I think less information gives you a chance to sell yourself by an actual conversation which, in my opinion, speaks much more.

AUD - 75 - Apr 2018

BEC - 77 - Mar 2018

FAR - 82 - Dec 2018 - I'm Done!

REG - 83 -  Nov 2018

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