The first step toward your CPA designation starts here. If you are ready to join the CPA program, follow the simple steps below:
Step 1: Check Your Eligibility
Ensure you meet the eligibility requirements for the CPA program at CPA Atlantic School of Business. The eligibility criteria include having a recognized post-secondary degree, meeting specific prerequisite courses, and relevant work experience. For a detailed list of requirements, please review our eligibility guidelines.
Step 2: Contact an Advisor for CPA Application
To discuss your eligibility further and receive personalized guidance on the CPA program, complete the “Contact an Advisor” form below. Our dedicated advisors will review your information and provide insights tailored to your situation and access to the CPA application.
Contact an AdvisorStep 3: Application Submission
Upon confirmation of your eligibility through the advisor consultation, you will be provided access to the CPA application where you can proceed to submit your application. Our user-friendly application process will guide you through the necessary steps, ensuring a seamless experience.
Your application may take up to 8 weeks to process. To ensure timely processing, please submit your application for your preferred start date no later than 8 weeks before the registration deadline. You can find the registration deadlines and start dates for CPA PEP modules and CPA Preparatory courses by clicking on the respective buttons below.
Embark on the journey towards becoming a CPA with CPA Atlantic School for a rewarding career in accounting and finance!
IMPORTANT NOTE – STUDY PERMITS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Please note that a study permit is required to attend our school. To obtain a study permit, you must receive a provincial attestation letter (PAL) from the DLI that you will be attending. Please be advised that any immigration, study permit or work visa-related questions must be directed to the federal Department of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), as they are authorized to advise you on required Canadian study and work permits. International students and graduates of the CPA Certification Program who do not have right of residence in Canada are not entitled to a Post-Graduation Work Permit, as issued by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
Please know that CPA Atlantic School will provide updates as more information becomes available.
For more information, you can connect with your Student Recruitment Advisor who will provide guidance on your next steps and will inform you when you can apply to the CPA pre-certification program.
New Brunswick: NB-advisor@cpaatlantic.ca
Prince Edward Island: PE-advisor@cpaatlantic.ca
Newfoundland & Labrador: NL-advisor@cpaatlantic.ca
Bermuda: BM-advisor@cpaatlantic.ca
Nova Scotia (and any locations not listed): NS-advisor@cpaatlantic.ca
French applicants: renseignements@cpaatlantique.ca