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need a post/reply to this Education Required: a bachelor’s degree in any field, but if your degree is in accounting/finance; it will help you with the exam is needed, but what matters is how you do in the exam. The Exam: The exam, taken through ACFE(Association of Certified Fraud Examiners), has four parts, which test-takers can do in any order they choose, during any time of the year. You take the exam from any computer which can connect to the internet. Most test-takers take it two sections per day. You get three tries to pass the exam; once you finish all four sections, you can purchase an access key, which allows you to go back and re-take the failed parts of the exam; it takes between 3 to 5 days to be granted access by ACFE. Job Opportunities: As a CFE, you are guaranteed job security; companies and even the government rely on CFE’s to monitor for fraudulent acts. You will also receive nearly %25 more in your paycheck than your non-certified peers. You are also set apart from the rest, human resources look at hundreds of resumes, but with this certificate, they have to look more closely at your resume than everyone else, which increases your chances of being hired. Stalcup, ken. “How to Become a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE).” Accounting.com, Red Ventures, 7 Dec. 2020, www.accounting.com/certifications/certified-fraud-examiner/.