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Accounting and finance certifications
CPA Exam
Accountant licensure, four sections, state-by-state requirements.
CMA
Management accounting certification.
CFA
Chartered Financial Analyst charter, three levels.
EA
Enrolled Agent tax-practitioner licensure.
CIA
Certified Internal Auditor credential.
CISA
IT audit and information-systems security certification.
CMT
Chartered Market Technician certification for technical analysts.
Medical and nursing licensure
USMLE
Physician licensure: Step 1, Step 2 CK, Step 3.
COMLEX-USA
Osteopathic physician licensure.
Internal Medicine (ABIM)
American Board of Internal Medicine certification.
Family Medicine (ABFM)
American Board of Family Medicine certification.
PA (PANCE / PANRE)
Physician assistant certification and recertification.
NCLEX-RN / NCLEX-PN
Nursing licensure.
FNP
Family Nurse Practitioner certification.
NAPLEX
Pharmacist licensure exam.
MPJE
Pharmacy law licensure exam.
CPJE
California pharmacist jurisprudence exam.
Other licensure and certification
Bar Exam / UBE
Lawyer licensure, state by state.
PE Exams
Professional engineering licensure.
FE Exam
Fundamentals of Engineering exam, the first step toward PE licensure.
Teacher Certification
K-12 teacher licensure, varies by state.
Real Estate Licensing
Agent and broker licensing, varies by state.
Insurance Licensing
State insurance producer licensing, varies by state.
Securities Licensing
Series 7, 63, 65 and 66 licensing for financial-industry professionals.
PMP
Project Management Professional certification.
Graduate and professional school admissions
LSAT
Law school admissions.
JD-Next
Online course and exam used as an LSAT alternative for law school admission.
MCAT
Medical school admissions.
DAT
Dental school admissions.
GRE
Graduate school admissions.
GMAT / Executive Assessment
Business school admissions.
High school and undergraduate admissions
SAT
Undergraduate college admissions.
ACT
Undergraduate college admissions.
AP Exams
Advanced Placement exams for college credit.
Military, equivalency, and language exams
ASVAB
Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, for military enlistment and job placement.
GED
High school equivalency credential exam.
TOEFL iBT
English-proficiency test for university admission and visas.
Not covered: we don’t publish guides for continuing professional education (CPE), Income Tax School tax-preparer training, Clinical Med Math dosage calculation, or the PCAT, which Pearson retired in January 2024.
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Medical, bar, nursing, grad admissions, and more.
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CPA and CMA exam review.
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GRE, GMAT, SAT and TOEFL prep.
Free, official SAT practice with the College Board.
Its CMA, CFA and CMT courses are now sold as UWorld; also publishes the GMAT Official Guides.
Pearson VUE delivers the NCLEX and many licensing exams; Pearson runs state teacher-certification programs.
Spaced-repetition flashcards, especially popular for USMLE.
Owner of Boards & Beyond's USMLE video course.
Independent instructor courses for PMP, CISA and other certifications.
USMLE, NCLEX, CPA (Roger), CMA, CFA, MCAT and more.
EA exam review and other programs. A UWorld company since April 2026; its CPA review now points to UWorld.
CPA, CMA, EA and CIA exam review.
CPA exam review and study tools.
Bar exam review, state by state.
Bar exam review, a UWorld company.
PE and FE exam review for engineers.
PE, FE and other engineering-licensure review, a Kaplan company.
NCLEX exam review and practice questions.
USMLE video lectures, a McGraw Hill company.
USMLE, NCLEX, COMLEX and other board-exam question banks.
LSAT prep and law-school admissions.
Praxis and other teacher-certification exam prep.
CFA and FRM exam review.
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