Sitting all three parts once costs $990 for members of The IIA and $1,515 for non-members, including the application fee. Every fee is non-refundable.
Application
$120 member, $240 non-member
Part 1
$310 member, $445 non-member
Parts 2 and 3, each
$280 member, $415 non-member
Time to pass all parts
3 years from acceptance
The fees
Fee
Member
Non-member
Application
$120
$240
Part 1
$310
$445
Part 2
$280
$415
Part 3
$280
$415
All three parts, sat once
$990
$1,515
Deadlines that affect the cost
An exam registration is valid for 180 days, or until your program expires.
All parts must be passed within three years of acceptance into the program.
A failed part can be retaken 30 days after the most recent attempt, with at most eight attempts at each part.
The handbook allows one 75-day extension per exam registration, and a 12-month program extension can be purchased once.
Try 4 questions
Question 1Assurance and advisory services, and limited and reasonable assurance
Management of a hospital is designing controls for a new patient billing system that goes live in three months. It asks internal audit for suggestions on the design, not an opinion. Which service fits this request?
Question 2Integrity, honesty and professional courage
Two days before the audit committee meeting, a vice president at a manufacturer asks the engagement auditor to rewrite a well-supported finding about a significant inventory control failure so that it reads as a minor housekeeping point. What should the auditor do?
Question 3Ethics and compliance programs
A company's compliance program consists of a code of conduct and annual training. Which addition would most improve the program's ability to detect violations?
Question 4Fraud risks and types of fraud
At a supermarket, all sales are rung through the tills and recorded correctly. Each evening a supervisor prepares the bank deposit and removes some notes before sealing the bag, so the deposit is less than the recorded takings. Which scheme does this describe?