<p>In order to qualify to be a CPA in Florida I know you must get a masters degree in accounting. However, once I attend florida state and hopefully graduate with my masters in accounting, I want to move to california. Is there some kinda of transfer system for the licenses? Will a Florida CPA license be fine in California?</p>
<p>You don’t have to get a masters degree, FSU offers an alternative 5th year program. You have to take 36 upper level accounting credits before you can take the exam for a total of 150 credits undergraduate. This is a less expensive way to go that you might want to consider.
[College</a> of Business | Accounting Department | Accounting Fifth Year Program](<a href=“http://cob.fsu.edu/acc/fifth_year.cfm]College”>http://cob.fsu.edu/acc/fifth_year.cfm)</p>
<p>Note FL Bright Futures will fund a max of 132 credits for a first bachelors degree. If you come in FTIC with 18 credits from acceleration it might be free!</p>