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Course Content
Part I
Financial Planning, Performance and Control:
( 4 hours 100 questions and 2 essay questions)
-External Financial Reporting Decisions - 15%
-Planning, Budgeting and Forecasting 30%
-Performance Management - 20%
-Cost Management 20%
-Internal Controls 15%
Part II
Financial Decision Making:
( 4 hours 100 questions and 2 essay questions)
-Financial Statements Analysis 25%
-Corporate Finance 20%
-Decision Analysis - 20%
- Risk Management 10%
-Investment Decisions 15%
-Professional Ethics 10%
CMA Requirements
CMA Requirements:
To be Certified as CMA, candidates must fulfill both an education
requirement and an experience requirement in addition to passing the
exam. These are:
Requirements include:
Membership in IMA. If you are not already a member, Join IMA now.
Bachelors degree from an accredited college or university or an
equivalent degree as determined by an independent evaluation
agency. Please reference the Education Qualification Section of the
CMA Handbook.
Two continuous years of professional experience in management
accounting or financial management. Please reference the Experience
Qualification section of the CMA Handbook.
Entrance into the CMA program.
Completion of Part 1 and Part 2 of the CMA exam.
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CMA Exams:
Locations and
Sessions:
Exam Locations
Exams are administered through the worldwide network of Prometric
Testing Centers and are available in accordance with local customs.
There are many locations throughout the U.S. and internationally.
To locate a Testing Center and schedule exam appointments, visit
www.prometric.com/ICMA.
You can also schedule with Prometric by phone (regional numbers
are on the Prometric web site).
Exam Sessions
Exams are offered throughout the year:
January and February
May and June
September and October
To schedule exam appointments, visit www.prometric.com/ICMA.
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