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Requirements to take the CPA exam and earn a CPA certificate in Minnesota
vary depending on the accreditation level of the college or university that
awarded the degree. Note: This list is for reference only. To confirm an
accreditation level for a college or university, check with an advisor or the
school's accounting department.
Level 1 schools
The educational institution (a four-year degree-granting college or
university) is accredited.
- Augsburg College
- Bemidji State University
- Bethel University
- Capella University
- College of St. Benedict
- College of St. Catherine
- College of St. Scholastica
- Concordia College - Moorhead
- Concordia University
- Devry University
- Globe College
- Gustavus Adolphus College
- Metropolitan State University
- Minnesota School of Business
- Minnesota State University - Moorhead
- National American University
- Northwestern College
- Rasmussen College
- Southwest Minnesota State University
- St. John's University
- St. Mary's University
- University of Minnesota - Crookston
- University of St. Thomas
- Winona State University
Level 2 schools
The business school or college of business within the educational institution
is accredited.
- Minnesota State University - Mankato, College of Business
- St. Cloud State University, G.R. Herberger College of Business
- University of Minnesota, Carlson School of Management
- University of Minnesota - Duluth, Labovitz School of Business & Economics
Level 3 schools
The accounting program or department within the educational institution is
accredited.
- Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota
Have questions?
The MNCPA does not approve exam applications. Contact the Minnesota Board of Accountancy
at 651-296-7938 with questions regarding specific courses.
References
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Resources for exam candidates
ExamTracker
Use this tool to track your progress in passing the CPA exam. Avoid the pain of having a
passing score expire or missing critical exam updates. You do not need to be a member to
setup an ExamTracker account.
MNCPA Accounting Employer Directory
Ace your interview! Research potential employers with our searchable guide.
Graduate accounting degrees
Planning to become a certified CPA but still need to fulfill the
150 credit hour requirement? Consider an advanced accounting
degree.
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