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ACCA exemption?

ACCA · 2009-01-23 16:01:43

I completed my BA(hons) degree in business studies in 2006 in the UK and am interested in studying the ACCA qualification. I rang ACCA office in Dublin and have been advised that the fundemental level can be a subject of exemption in my case. That means I have to pass 5 subjects in the professional level (3 compusory and 2…

23-01-2009 4:01pm

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I completed my BA(hons) degree in business studies in 2006 in the UK and am interested in studying the ACCA qualification. I rang ACCA office in Dublin and have been advised that the fundemental level can be a subject of exemption in my case. That means I have to pass 5 subjects in the professional level (3 compusory and 2 optional). Thing is I do not know how the exemption fee works, I wonder if I will have to pay the exemption fee for all subjects in the fundemental level and also to pass the 5 exams or I just need to sit and pass the 5 exams?
Please advise!
Thanks

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#2 23-01-2009 9:07pm

MrMiyagi

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Hello

To claim an exemption you must pay a fee.

Have you submited your college results at the Dublin office?

Once this is done they will send them to glasgow

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