CPA Preparatory Courses Student Guide

Sep 2, 2026

This document serves as a comprehensive student guide for CPA preparatory courses, outlining the curriculum structure, credit allocation, and course types. It details both non-core and core subjects, providing a clear overview of the academic pathways available for aspiring Certified Professional Accountants. Key courses include Introductory Financial Accounting, Introductory Management Accounting, Economics, Statistics, Business Law, Intermediate Financial Reporting 1 & 2, Advanced Financial Reporting, Corporate Finance, Audit and Assurance, Taxation, Intermediate Management Accounting, Performance Management, and Information Technology, totaling 42 credits. The guide also meticulously lists the prerequisites for each course, ensuring students can plan their academic progression effectively. For instance, IF1 requires IFA and IMA, while IF2 builds upon IF1 with IFA and IMA as foundational knowledge. Similarly, advanced courses like AFR and TAX have specific dependencies on foundational and intermediate modules, emphasizing a structured learning approach. This resource is essential for students navigating the CPA preparatory program, offering clarity on course requirements and a roadmap for successful completion.

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Preparatory Course Details

Course Credits and Type

Course Prerequisites

FAQs

What is the total number of credits for the CPA preparatory courses mentioned?

The total number of credits for the CPA preparatory courses outlined in the guide is 42.

Which courses are considered "Non-core"?

The non-core preparatory courses include Introductory Financial Accounting (IFA), Introductory Management Accounting (IMA), Economics (ECO), Statistics (STA), and Business Law (BUL).

What are the prerequisites for Intermediate Financial Reporting 2 (IF2)?

The prerequisites for IF2 are Introductory Financial Accounting (IFA), Introductory Management Accounting (IMA), and Intermediate Financial Reporting 1 (IF1).

Sep 2, 2026

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