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It depends on which state you are applying in. Delaware requires an associate's degree. Most states require a bachelor's degree with 150 credits (a normal bachelor's degree is only 120 credits). Any bachelor's degree is acceptable, however, you must've taken a certain number of accounting and other business-related courses to meet the requirements. The education requirements must be completed before applying to take the exam.

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