To successfully navigate this stage, you first need to meet the minimum eligibility requirements, which typically entail having a minimum of 120 or 150 credit hours of relevant education, depending on the specific state's regulations. Once you meet these educational prerequisites, you'll need to choose your desired state for licensure and have your academic transcripts evaluated. Following this evaluation, you can proceed to apply to the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). Upon approval, you'll receive your Notice to Schedule (NTS), allowing you to schedule your CPA exams. You have a six-month window to complete each exam section, and an 16-month timeframe to successfully pass all four sections.

If you are a Miles' student, You will easily complete your CPA within 12 months of timeframe. You only need to invest 25-30 hours per week in your CPA preparation and make the most of Miles' comprehensive resources. Utilize Varun's video lectures, online test banks, personalized mentoring, interactive live classes, and weekend sessions for a well-rounded exam readiness.

Once you've successfully passed all sections of the CPA exam, the next step is to apply for your CPA license. To meet the eligibility criteria, you'll generally need to acquire 2,000 hours of work experience in areas such as accounting, auditing, taxation, or management consultancy. This work experience should be verified by a licensed CPA. Additionally, it's important to note that Miles Education can contribute to your educational requirements for the CPA license.