The CMA is unique among professional and academic credentials, designed specifically for accounting and financial management professionals in business.
Achieving the CMA demonstrates your professional expertise in financial planning, analysis, control, decision support, and professional ethics – essential skills sought after by successful organizations and their financial team leaders.
Whether you want to enhance your value within your current organization—or expand your career potential—the CMA is the key to maximizing your professional potential.
The CMA exam is structured as follows:
The CMA exam consists of two parts:
Achieving the CMA demonstrates your professional expertise in financial planning, analysis, control, decision support, and professional ethics – essential skills sought after by successful organizations and their financial team leaders.
Whether you want to enhance your value within your current organization—or expand your career potential—the CMA is the key to maximizing your professional potential.
The CMA exam is structured as follows:
Part One
- Planning, budgeting, and forecasting
- Performance management
- Cost management
- Internal controls
- Professional ethics
Part Two
- Financial statement analysis
- Corporate finance
- Decision analysis and risk management
- Investment decisions
- Professional ethics
The CMA exam consists of two parts:
Part One
- Financial Planning, Performance and Control
- 4 hours – 100 multiple choice questions and two 30-minute essay questions
Part Two
- Financial Decision Making
- 4 hours – 100 multiple choice questions and two 30-minute essay questions
The exam parts can be taken in any order. Only one exam can be taken at a time. Candidates must register to take one exam part within the first 12 months of entering the program and must complete both exam parts within three years.
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