Choose a topic to review the Score Information for the computer-based CPA Examination.
Score Process
Online Score Retrieval
Score Review
Appeal Process
Congratulatory Letters
For score information/frequently asked questions, please visit the AICPA website.
Note: The AICPA does not provide score information to candidates.
Online score retrieval is a highly efficient and useful service NASBA provides in order to better serve Boards of Accountancy and their candidates. Not all Boards utilize this service. If it is not possible to retrieve your scores on this website, please contact your Board for further information.
Because all scores undergo several quality control checks before they are reported, a score review seldom results in a score change.
Note: Candidates’ entire examinations are not accessible, and the correct answers to their incorrect questions are not provided. The original incorrect responses are also not provided during this process.
For additional information, click the following link to download the Score Review Form. You may also contact 1-800-CPA-EXAM or email: scorereview@nasba.org.
For details on the Score Appeal process, click the following link to download the Score Appeal Form.
Score Appeals are not permitted in the following jurisdictions:
- California
- District of Columbia
- Colorado
- Georgia
- Illinois
- Montana
- Ohio
- Virginia
You are not allowed to bring any reference materials to the Score Appeal session. The same security measures adhered to at a testing center are also required at the session. Please be advised that historically, a score has never been changed as a result of a Score Appeal.
Note: Candidates’ entire examinations are not accessible, and the correct answers to their incorrect questions are not provided. The original incorrect responses are also not provided during this process.
For additional information, please contact 1-800-CPA-EXAM or email: scorereview@nasba.org.
Candidates who tested through jurisdictions represented by CPA Examination Services (CPAES) will receive a congratulatory letter from CPAES upon passing the entire CPA Examination. This letter will provide candidates with further instructions on how to obtain their license, per State Board qualifications.
The letters will be mailed to candidates by the following dates:
January/February testing window: May 15th
April/May testing window: August 15th
July/August testing window: November 15th
October/November testing window: February 15th