I can't say to now, but back around 17 years ago when I took them, they moved to 100% on the computer. You would go into one of those testing facilities, and b

I can't say to now, but back around 17 years ago when I took them, they moved to 100% on the computer. You would go into one of those testing facilities, and be on the machine and be answering questions. I'm pretty sure the questions were even fairly randomized- in the sense that the person sitting next to you would not have all the same questions etc. Which is why the results of pass/fail were not immediate, they would aggregate everyone's scores and probably do stuff for questions that were similar etc. I may be wrong on the randomized part, but I don't recall being able to discuss any specific questions with classmates afterwards.. Anyway- perhaps things have changed from 2005 but I don't really understand how one is able to cheat on the CPA with specific questions like they are talking about.. unless it would be taking pictures/video of their test and showing that to others.. although honestly I don't even see how that would help- when I took the exams the questions are 100% what you would have expected to be asked. It's just like a practice test book, you just don't know exactly what they are going to ask.