Sending CPA exam scores to Law Schools Forum
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coolguy

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Sending CPA exam scores to Law Schools
Hi, does anyone know if law schools require CPA transcripts with test scores, and if these test scores have any effect on the chances of getting accepted?
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PRgradBYU

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Re: Sending CPA exam scores to Law Schools
No.coolguy wrote:Hi, does anyone know if law schools require CPA transcripts with test scores
Zero.coolguy wrote:and if these test scores have any effect on the chances of getting accepted?
- Dr. Dre

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Re: Sending CPA exam scores to Law Schools
PRgradBYU wrote:No.coolguy wrote:Hi, does anyone know if law schools require CPA transcripts with test scores
Zero.coolguy wrote:and if these test scores have any effect on the chances of getting accepted?
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StarJammer

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Re: Sending CPA exam scores to Law Schools
Maybe you could mention your high scores in an 'accomplishments' area of your resume.
- ManOfTheMinute

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Re: Sending CPA exam scores to Law Schools
Lolskies... if you view that as an accomplishment, one might worry as to what else you have had to fill your resume with. If you've passed all four + ethics, just toss in a CPA line somewhere, but including your scores seems tacky to me - after all, if they were all that good, you'd have gotten the Elijah Watt Sells Award, which you could reasonably put on your resumeStarJammer wrote:Maybe you could mention your high scores in an 'accomplishments' area of your resume.
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coolguy

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Re: Sending CPA exam scores to Law Schools
How do the law schools know that someone who says they've passed the CPA exams actually has?
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