After having studied hard since last September, I finally finished my tax and auditing courses at Raritan Valley Community College. I sent my transcript to CED to evaluate for Massachusetts CPA. I just received their email saying "The two courses that you have completed at Raritan Valley Community College ( Tax Accouting I and Auditing) cannot be considered for the course requirements in Accounting because according to the CPA rules "Assocaite degree/community college courses will be accepted only if transferred into a four-year bachelor's degree program"

How I can transfer the two courses into a four-year bachelor's degree? Anybody with the same experience? What should I do now?

Your help is much appreciated!!!

Thanks for Bobthecpa's response!

The reason why I took the course from Raritan Valley is somebody in this forum took couses from this school, and it seems the courses were accepted. Anybody know if the courses are accepted by other states? E.g. Dalaware? I have spent money and more than 7 months to finish them. I don't want to retake them.

Your inputs are much appreciated!

Look into transferring into a university. Pay an application fee, but don't take any classes. You should be able to request transcripts with the credits you've transferred in. Hopefully. That's the easiest way I can see you making those courses eligible. But then again, nothing is easy.