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From helping others in our community to setting up your own successful financial future, becoming a CPA means making a difference. We're here to support you as you work toward a career that pays off. 

$50,000+ in Scholarships Available

You've already taken the first step to becoming a CPA—getting an education. Applications are available to OSCPA student members and are open December 1 through March 31.

Free Mock Exams

Let us help you get prepared for the CPA Exam with a FREE, virtual mock exam, offered each year in February, April, and October.  

Mock exams typically last about 4 hours. Can't make it the day of the next mock exam? No problem! Contact us for more information about alternatives. 

Exam Prep Discounts

OSCPA student members receive exclusive discounts on fees and exam preparation materials to make your journey to become a CPA more affordable.

Even More Benefits

Beyond our scholarships, programs, and events, we're also here to help you take the next steps in your career and development. No matter what you're looking for, you get more with your free OSCPA student membership, including:

  • Making connections by joining an OSCPA committee or attending networking events
  • Meet a current CPA who will share professional tips through our Mentor Match program - coming fall 2026
  • Finding a job that's the right fit for you through our Job Board and compare Oklahoma firms with our Firm Guide
  • Giving back to your community during our annual CPA Day of Service
  • Having news hit your inbox with our member emails, The Wire, Student Network, and the CPAFOCUS

Get Involved

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I get my CPA license? Becoming a CPA is like leveling up in the business world. It's a challenging path, but the CPA designation indicates a person is a go-to expert who is trusted, professional, and dedicated. 

Along with your college education and after passing the CPA Exam, you'll be seen as a dynamic professional, and you'll keep growing your skills and education through continued learning to keep your designation. Want to learn more about what it takes to become a CPA? Learn more about the certification process online now

How long is the CPA exam? The current CPA Exam takes a total of 16 hours. Candidates need to pass four sections on the exam to be licensed, including the three required core sections:

  • Auditing and Attestation (AUD)
  • Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR)
  • Taxation and Regulation (REG)

Candidates also need to pass one of the discipline sections. Options include:

  • Business Analysis and Reporting (BAR)
  • Information Systems and Controls (ISC)
  • Tax Compliance and Planning (TCP) 

What are the educational requirements for the CPA Exam? A bachelor's degree, or its equivalent, from an accredited college or university with 120 total semester hours consisting of:

  • 24 semester hours in accounting, above principles and/or introductory accounting courses
  • One course in auditing or assurance, with concentration on external auditing standards
  • 9 semester hours of upper-division level business courses

Need more info? Contact the Oklahoma Accountancy Board at 405-521-2397 or okaccybd@oab.ok.gov.

What is the Oklahoma Accountancy Board?  The Oklahoma Accountancy Board (OAB) is the state regulatory agency for CPAs, PAs, and public accounting firms, and is the governing body for administering the CPA Exam in Oklahoma. The OAB processes applications to determine if eligibility is met and issues the CPA certificate or PA license. Learn more about the OAB here.

Where can I take the CPA Exam? You can take the CPA Exam at authorized Prometric test centers

What others resources are there to help me as I work toward my CPA certification? There are many organizations and resources available for you to explore, including:

I still have questions. Who can I contact? We get it. The process can seem daunting, but we're here to help you along the way. Contact usto talk to our membership team.  

Thank you to our Student Membership Sponsor

Deloitte.