Because many candidates sit for the exam multiple times and pass it on the second or third try, the pass rates in Table 1 are based on the number of total sittings for each exam part for each university rather than on the number of candidates. CMA pass rates are a useful metric for schools to show evidence to accounting and business accrediting bodies that they have a more balanced curriculum that helps students prepare for the skill sets increasingly expected of accountants in business. Because of the topics covered on the CMA exam, as well as the testing process, those who pass the exam and earn the CMA certification are better prepared for many different types of employers.
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