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CTCPA student membership is free!
What does your student membership get you?

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Two-for-one joint membership with the CTCPA and the AICPA
For one low price (free!), your CTCPA student membership also gets you a free AICPA student affiliate membership!
The American Institute of CPAs is the world's largest membership association representing the accounting profession, with more than 412,000 members in 144 countries, and a history of serving the public interest since 1887. (They're also the ones who develop and grade the CPA Exam!)
To be a Student Member, you must be:
- A full-time or part-time undergraduate or full-time graduate student (minimum of 12 credits per semester) who is currently enrolled at an accredited college or university, accredited community college, or accredited junior college;
- Taking accounting courses;
- A resident of Connecticut or attending college in Connecticut.

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Scholarships and grants.
College is expensive. That's why the CTCPA Accounting Scholarship Foundation is here to help you accomplish your dream of the CPA credential and a rewarding career in the accounting profession.
- Scholarships for high school students
- Scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students and CPA candidates
- Grants for college accounting departments and clubs.
Learn more and apply for scholarships.
Contact: Alicia Strong
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Help becoming a Connecticut CPA.
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Guidance through every step of your career.
We've got all kinds of free opportunities to get you exposure - and get you hired.
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Connections.
We've got nearly 6,000 members working in nearly every facet of the profession - there's a very good chance we can introduce you to your next employer.
Accounting isn't all work, though - you can also be a part of our vibrant new and young professionals programming and have some fun! NYPs enjoy everything from charity drives and walks to dodgeball tournaments and a spectacular holiday party.
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Help for high schoolers, too.
The path to the CPA credential starts before colleges. That's why we offer resources for high school students, too.
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