The Road to Get There

The road to becoming a CPA is paved with the 4 "E"s: education, exam, experience, and ethics.

Education

To become a CPA, you need a bachelor's degree and a total of 150 college credit hours.

You might be closer than you think!

There are 27 two- and four-year colleges and universities in the state with accounting departments recognized by the Connecticut State Board of Accountancy. It's never too late to go back to school!

Already have a bachelor's degree?

You'd be surprised what classes may help you in your quest. Check out these courses typically recommended and required for an accounting degree and talk to a college admissions counselor about which of your credits may transfer.

College doesn't have to be out of reach financially.

There are countless places to turn to for loans, scholarships, and financial aid, including the CSCPA. Don't let money stand in your way to attaining the career you deserve.