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June 4, 2023

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Here’s Your Open Thread for the Last CPA Exam Score Release of 2018

by Jason Bramwell

Woke up this morning, checked Twitter, and saw this:

Adrienne was pretty stoked yesterday to get this thread going this morning, but she came down with the plague or some shit overnight, so I’m filling in for her.

Since that earlier tweet from NASBA, it sent this one out a few hours ago:

Those of you who sat for the CPA exam on or before Dec. 1-10, we hope you received an early “Christmas miracle” and got the score(s) you wanted. For those of you who didn’t, we’re here to be your shoulder to cry on.

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