CPA Exam Q3/Q4 2014 Score Release Timetables
The Q3/Q4 2014 CPA Exam score release timetable is now available. Score release timelines are updated biannually on AICPA Insights and on the CPA Exam website. For more information about score release and the scoring process, please visit the Psychometrics and Scoring web page.
The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy releases the scores to candidates and state boards of accountancy based upon the target score release dates listed in the tables below.
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July/August (Q3) Testing Window |
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If you take your test by: |
And the AICPA receives your examination data files from Prometric by midnight on: |
Your score will be released by the target release date: |
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July 20 |
July 20 |
August 4 |
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August 14 |
August 14 |
August 22 |
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August 31 |
September 1 |
September 9 |
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August 31 |
**After September 1 |
September 18 |
**The examination data files the AICPA receives after September 1 will be included in the final target score release date.
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October/November (Q4) Testing Window |
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If you take your test by: |
And the AICPA receives your examination data files from Prometric by midnight on: |
Your score will be released by the target release date: |
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October 20 |
October 20 |
November 4 |
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November 14 |
November 14 |
November 24 |
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November 30 |
December 1 |
December 9 |
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November 30 |
**After December 1 |
December 18 |
**The examination data files the AICPA receives after December 1 will be included in the final target score release date.
Please keep in mind:
- All dates and times are based on Eastern Standard Time Zone.
- For the vast majority of candidates, the AICPA receives the examination data files from Prometric within 24 hours after a candidate completes the exam.
- The scores for the examination data files received after AICPA cutoff dates will be in the subsequent scheduled target score release.
- Some candidates who take the BEC section might receive their scores approximately one week following the target release date due to additional analysis that might be required for the written communication tasks.
Posted by AICPA Communications on Jun 06, 2014
in CPA Exam
