High School and College

The AICPA provides career resources for high school and college educators. Our goal is to promote career awareness and recruit young professionals. Student Recruiting with Beta Alpha Psi Student Recruiting with Beta Alpha Psi is a program designed to educate and inform high school students of the career opportunities in accounting and as a CPA. BAP students earn individual points required of BAP Chapters; high school students learn about accounting first-hand from college accounting majors; and state CPA societies enhance their relationship with high schools and colleges. Learn More>> AICPA Student Affiliate Membership Student Affiliate Membership offers students virtually all the benefits and services of regular CPA membership, with the exception of voting rights and general committee service, at a discounted price. Learn More>> Accounting Games at StartHere.GoPlaces.com The AICPA, through it's student recruitment campaign StartHere.GoPlaces., provides games or simulations that introduce students to the various roles CPAs play in business. The games are Money Means Business, Bizz Fun, Catch Me If You Can II, and The Turnaround Game. Learn More>>

Takin' Care of Business Education Handbook                          As America's leading professional CPA organization, with more than 350,000 members in business, industry, government, public practice, and education, the AICPA is committed to providing you with information and material that alerts students to career opportunities in accounting and as a CPA. Learn More>>   Be a "Star" in Business Advertising Campaign In early 1999, the Minority Initiatives Committee launched an aggressive print advertising campaign targeted to minority high school and early college students as well as individuals, such as parents, who can ultimately influence students in their decision making. The ads feature sports celebrities with their CPAs and run in national magazines with a minority focus. Learn More>>   The CPA Exam Web Site  One of the world's leading licensing examinations, the CPA Examination serves to protect the public interest by helping to ensure that only qualified individuals become licensed as Certified Public Accountants (CPAs). Learn More>>