[knight17]

This was my first attempt at the RAP and I was procrastinating on it due to my work commitments. I had to rush it in the last few days. I achieved a pass, I guess I am really lucky.

All I can say to those who are going to submit this time around:

1. read the info pack,
2. have a clear research objectives/statements,
3. take notes (research diary) as you prepare report as it’ll help you write SLS,
4. have a good mentor who can correct you before you go too off the path.

I want to thank my mentor, Ali Farooq, for all the feedback he provided, it helped me correct mistakes and get the report in shape within the word limit.

[knight17]

US CPA has reciprocal agreements with chartered accountants Ireland, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

In my understanding you will get a maximum 90 credits for the OBU BSc and sometimes less than that — I remember reading about being given 60 credits — depending on the credential evaluator you choose. For writing the US CPA exams, you need a baccalaureate degree and 150 credit hours. A 4-year US bachelors degree is 120 credit hours, you can do accredited courses to make up the shortfall.

See this page for some further details:
– https://alieneyes.wordpress.com/2015/08/16/cpa-exam-credential-evaluation-acca-bsc-oxford-brookes-university-obu/

If anyone has an familiarity dealing with credential evaluators, please write your experience.

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