CMA Exams Study Guide

The Certified Management Accountant (CMA) designation provides corporate management and individual Members with an objective measure of knowledge and competence in the field of management accounting. The CMA certification program is offered in four parts (that is, 4 exams in total), all but one are multiple-choices based. You may take part 4 only when you have completed the first 3 parts. Candidates for the CMA program must complete several continuous years of professional experience...
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The Certified Management Accountant (CMA) designation provides corporate management and individual Members with an objective measure of knowledge and competence in the field of management accounting. The CMA certification program is offered in four parts (that is, 4 exams in total), all but one are multiple-choices based. You may take part 4 only when you have completed the first 3 parts. Candidates for the CMA program must complete several continuous years of professional experience in management accounting and/or financial management as required by IMA. This requirement may be completed before or after you complete all of the exams. Our CMA All-in-One Study Guide goes the expert-advice way. Instead of just giving you the hard facts, we also give you information that covers the best tricks and practices. With these information, you will always be able to make the most appropriate expert judgment in the exam.