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raquel1208
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Posted: 22 Dec 2010 at 01:03 \| IP Logged

My total credited units is 121.5 and the only excluded
units was Rizal's Life, Works and His Writings. All the
accounting subjects that were 6 units, it was evaluated for
4.5, 3 units equals to 2 units, PE is 1.5 units. I hope
that helps.

watswidme
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Posted: 22 Dec 2010 at 17:42 \| IP Logged

racquel1208 thank you! you're heaven sent! :)

watswidme
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Posted: 23 Dec 2010 at 16:10 \| IP Logged

did you include your CPA registration in the phil with the
foreign credit evaluators or only the diploma and
transcript from the university is needed? thanks :)

raquel1208
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Posted: 23 Dec 2010 at 16:17 \| IP Logged

For ACEI, they only require transcript and diploma. I do
not know about others though. Go to the website of the
foreign evaluation agency that you have chosen and you can
look up their requirements. They may have different
requirements with the one I used.

henryv
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Posted: 17 Jan 2011 at 09:32 \| IP Logged

Hey, an undergrad here from the philippines.
After I graduate and after migrating to the US (Hopefully this year :D), I'm planning on taking the CPA exam there. My Curriculum in our university is 5 years. I've attended 3 review schools during my undergrad (I'm currently taking my third this semester but not being able to try the pre-boards due to conflict of schedules). I recently read an article in Wikipedia that the structure of the questions are changed (AUD having 60% MC and 40% research?). If so, is my level of knowledge adequate to tackle those questions?

And after reading this topic, my discouraged self got motivated again to study to the max :D

Question: Do I need to be a CPA here in the philippines so I could take the US CPA? (Referring to the title of the topic)

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