Oklahoma CPA Exam Requirements

Education requirements

Residency requirements
150 Semester Hours Required to Sit for the Exam? Yes U.S. Citizenship Required: No
Minimum Degree Required: Baccalaureate Applicant must be a resident, employee, OR have office in the state? N/A

Other:

Baccalaureate with 150 semester hours

Other:

Resident of Oklahoma

Additional Educational Requirements

  • 30 semester hours in accounting above introductory level (minimum of one auditing course) and
  • 9 upper division hours in business courses
  • At least 76 credit hours must be upper division

Age requirements

Age Minimum: None

Note: The requirements shown relate specifically to "applying for" and "taking" the exam. Additional requirements may be in effect relating to "certification" and "licensing", Please contact the appropriate state board for "certification" and "licensing" requirements.

Watch "Exam Planning"

Oklahoma CPA exam application process

Oklahoma Application Process

  1. Review exam requirements
  2. Submit your exam application, enroll in Becker
  3. Request and forward your transcripts
  4. Pay your exam fees
  5. Schedule your exam

View all steps >>

International Candidates >>

Exam process links

Oklahoma CPA Application Process: Click here >>
Oklahoma CPA Application Forms: Click here >>
Oklahoma CPA Statutes: Click here >>
Oklahoma CPA Exam FAQs: Click here >>

Oklahoma exam fees

Initial Application Fee: $50
Audit: $209.33
Financial: $197.40
Regulation: $173.55
Business: $161.63
Total: $791.91
Special Fees:
$50.00 application fee for each application submitted regardless of number of parts 		 

All Fees are Non-Refundable

Watch "Preparing to Pass"

Oklahoma state board contacts

Oklahoma Accountancy Board
4545 Lincoln Blvd., Suite 165
Oklahoma City, OK
73105-3413

Web: www.oab.state.ok.us >>
Phone: 405-521-2397
Fax: 405-521-3118
Email: okaccybd@oab.state.ok.us

Additional information about the exam/process

Exam Links: AICPA >>
NASBA >>
CPA-Exam.org >>
Become a CPA: http://www.beckercpa.com/become-a-cpa/Become-a-CPA.pdf >>
Exam FAQ's: http://pdfs/NewExamFAQs.pdf >>
“Test Drive” Prometric: http://www.prometric.com/TestDrive/default.htm >>
Familiarize yourself with the testing environment
“Licensing Resources (subscription required) http://all.nasbatools.com/jurisdiction/list_jurisdiction
Watch "CPAs Today"

print this window   |   close this window

Oklahoma CPA exam application process

  1. Review exam requirements

    To sit for the CPA exam as a first-time four-part candidate in Oklahoma, follow these steps: You must be a resident of Oklahoma and you will need:
    1. 1. A Bachelor's degree with 150 credit hours of college credit, and
    2. At least 76 hours must be at the upper-division level, and
    3. 30 hours of Accounting above the introductory or principles level (at least one course must be in auditing), and
    4. 9 upper-division hours in business law, economics, statistics, finance, business management, marketing, business communication, management information systems or computer science.

  2. Submit your exam application, enroll in Becker

    If you meet the educational requirements, complete and file the "Application for Qualification" from the state website. Transcripts, a photograph and a $50 fee are required. Additional information may be required depending on individual circumstances. Applicants will receive written notification of the approval status. At this time you should also begin planning your study approach by making inquiries into CPA reviews available in your area. The Becker CPA Review offers classes live, online or self-study to accommodate the needs of all candidates.

  3. Request and forward your transcripts

    Once eligibility is approved, complete and file the "Candidate for Examination Application" from the state website. This requires a $50 fee with each application and the candidate may apply for one to four parts of the exam with this application.

  4. Pay your exam fees

    After the candidate application has been processed, a payment coupon will be sent to the applicant. The exam fees for all four parts will total $741.91 and are payable to the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) within a 90-day period. Once payments are received by NASBA, a Notice to Schedule (NTS) will be issued to the candidate. The NTS is good for six months, however, since every third is non-testing, the NTS covers four testing months.

  5. Schedule your exam

    Your NTS allows you to start scheduling your exams. You can sit for the exam parts in any sequence so you can plan your reviews to coincide with your exam scheduling. The most efficient approach is to sit for two parts in each exam window; however, exam fees paid for parts not taken are not refundable. Exam times are scheduled with Prometric and can be set up online at www.prometric.com/cpa . You can take the exam at a site in McAlester, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Woodward, or any other Prometric location that is convenient to you.

Disclaimer:

The information on this Web site does not constitute legal or professional advice. Neither Becker Professional Review nor it’s parent company, DeVry Inc., nor any officer or employee of Becker Professional Review or DeVry Inc, provides assurance on the accuracy, reliability or timeliness of any information in this Web site. Neither Becker Professional Review nor DeVry Inc., nor any officer or employee of Becker Professional Review or DeVry Inc, shall be held liable for any losses caused by reliance on the accuracy, reliability or timeliness of such information. Additionally, as a convenience to the internet users, this Web site has links to other Web sites, however the listing of such link does not constitute an endorsement of any Web site.