CPABC How-To Series: CPAWSB PREP Courses vs. PSI Courses

Are you missing some of the prerequisite courses to get into the CPA  program?

The admission requirements for degree holders for entrance into  the CPA Professional Education Program (PEP) is:

- a conferred undergraduate degree and/or master degree (of at least  total 120 course credits combined over both degrees if person holds two  degrees) from a recognized post-secondary institution (degrees conferred  from recognized Canadian and International post-secondary institutions  accepted, any major/concentration accepted)

and

- completion of a total of 14 CPAWSB Preparatory Courses (course  exemptions may be granted towards accounting related courses completed  from your previous education and/or through completion of the CPAWSB  Preparatory Courses completed through us).

Attend this 1-hour webinar to learn the differences between completing  your prerequisite courses with CPAWSB Preparatory Courses versus courses  at a Post-Secondary Institution (PSI). How do you decide which option  is right for you? We will present on differences such as cost, course  delivery style, format, duration, academic support, and the advantages  available under both options.

Event includes live Q&A from audience to CPABC presenter, Sheila  Cheung, Manager, Student Recruitment

Register Here: https://bccpa.zoom.us/webinar/register/3616319235824/WN_vV6A4E-DTZOi2gR_R4c9Ng#/registration

Questions? Contact recruitment@bccpa.ca