The following is a list of frequently asked questions regarding the CITP credential: How does the CITP credential differ from other information technology credentials, such as the Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP)?
How is this credential different from the Information Systems Audit and Control Associations (ISACA) Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)? What is the relationship between the AICPA IT Section membership and the CITP Credential? Do I have to be a CPA and member of the AICPA to apply? Do I need an active license to practice public accounting to become a CITP? Is there a way I can quickly assess whether I qualify? I have assessed that I may qualify, what is the next step? The material I’ve read discusses a point system. How many points do I need to qualify? I am a member in industry, does my experience in industry count towards the business experience requirement? How long will it take to get the results of my application? How long do I have to meet the 100 point requirement once I am notified? I was notified that I met the requirements, what happens next? What is the correct use of the CITP credential? May a firm include the credential “Certified Information Technology Professio
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- The following is a list of frequently asked questions regarding the CITP credential: How does the CITP credential differ from other information technology credentials, such as the Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP)?
- May a firm include the credential "Certified Information Technology Professionals" or "CITP" on its letterhead and in marketing materials?
- How does the CITP credential differ from other information technology credentials, such as the Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP)?
