Oregon Administrative Rules
Chapter 801 - OREGON BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY
Division 10 - FEES, APPLICATIONS, REQUIREMENTS, PROCEDURES, AND P.C.'S
Section 801-010-0060 - Credit for Uniform CPA Examination Sections

(a) A candidate may sit for any of the four sections of the computer-based CPA exam individually and in any order. A candidate who fails to pass any section of the exam may retake that section; however, a candidate may not retake a failed section until the score has been released for that section.

(b) Candidates who are eligible under ORS 673.050(2) (2001 Edition) to take the CPA exam as a public accountant candidate are required to take and pass the following two sections of the CPA exam within an eighteen (18) month window: Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR), and Regulation (REG).

(a) Passing Grade. The passing grade for all sections of the exam is 75.

(b) Credit for Computer Based CPA Exam. A candidate may take the required exam sections individually and in any order. Credit for any exam section(s) passed is valid for eighteen (18) months from the date NASBA publishes the score for that section(s), without having to attain a minimum score on any failed section and without regard to whether the candidate has taken other exam sections provided that:

(c) The Board may extend the period for conditional credit for an exam section upon demonstration by the candidate that the credit was lost because of circumstances beyond the candidate's control.

(d) The time limitations for a candidate to complete all sections of the CPA exam may be extended by the Board on a case-by-case basis due to illness, accident or other exigent circumstance, and shall be extended during the time a candidate is in active military service. A written request must be received by the Board that includes documentation supporting the request for extension.

(a) The examination for which credit is requested is the Uniform Certified Public Accountant Examination;

(b) The candidate received a grade of 75 or higher in the section passed; and

(c) A candidate who first sat for the CPA exam after January 1, 2000, and met the 150 hour educational requirement at the time the section was taken and passed for which grades are requested to be transferred. Candidates must provide NASBA with official transcripts to verify the educational requirements have been met.

(d) An exam score transferred from another jurisdiction is valid for eighteen (18) months from the date the exam section was passed.