What materials are you studying with? Audit is very much repetition, you should be memorizing the overall audit processes and documentation as those are the heaviest test issues.
@SeattleAccountant: Yes when Auditing you are covering a range of financial, managerial, and taxation issues. However, does this translate onto the AUD exam? Not necessarily, many AUD simulations at least in “review” (rolling my eyes), for example using Becker, were entirely concerned with items like: Is this an inherent risk? Control Risk? Detection Risk? Etc. Questions like that, it doesn't help at all to know FAR concepts. Or for example, indicate where various reports go? Who do you have to communicate with? When do you have to communicate deficiencies in control? Who do you ultimately report to?
Point being, just because Auditing in real life is heavily focused on financial accounting concepts, don't expect that to save you on the test. You're still being distinctly tested on properly doing “audit” work, not financial accounting calculations and concepts.
CPA Candidate - Becker In-Class Study
AUD - January 10th, 2013 - PASSED 95
REG - February 28th, 2013 - PASSED 81
BEC - April 11th, 2013 - PASSED 85
FAR - May 30th, 2013 - PASSED 85
ETHICS - May 2013 - PASSED 95
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