CMA (Certified Management Accountant Exam Review)

The requirement for taking the CMA examination is a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university.  While a degree in accounting or finance would be highly beneficial, there are no requirements that candidates sitting for the exam have a degree in business.

It is recommended that candidates are comfortable with mathematics due to the quantitative nature of the exam.

Top reason to enroll in a course today:

• Improve your earning potential gaining a CMA certification.

• Accelerate learning and improving retention in a structured classroom environment.

• Learn from an experienced and certified instructor.

• Build your network through classroom discussion with other accounting management professionals.

• Prepare to pass the CMA exam on the first attempt.

Course Objectives:

Part 1 (Financial Planning, Performance, and Analytics) of the training program will consist of these topics:

• External Financial Reporting Decisions

• Planning, Budgeting, and Forecasting

• Performance Management

• Cost Management

• Internal Controls

• Technology and Analytics

Part 2 (Strategic Financial Management) of the training will consist of these topics:

• Financial Statement Analysis

• Corporate Finance

• Decision Analysis

• Risk Management

• Investment Decisions

• Professional Ethics